Sentence examples for benefit from removal from inspiring English sources

It would benefit from removal of repetitive introductions.

In general, the manuscript would greatly benefit from removal of excessive speculations and technical details.

The Abstract provides a clear summary, though its impact would benefit from removal of repetition.

This might provide an explanation of why this subset of patients preferentially benefit from removal of already bound antibodies, PE, in comparison to blocking antibody production, IVIG.

Alexander Ramsey, the territorial governor of Minnesota, and Indian sub-agent John Watrous conspired on a plan to force the Ojibwa to Minnesota anyway, as the two men stood to gain personal economic and political benefits from removal.

In addition, despite mass captures, large numbers of X. laevis tadpoles completed metamorphosis in late summer/early autumn 2009 and their continued survival would have benefited from removal of cannibalistic adults.

In the summer of 1979, Dr. Baughman decided she would benefit from the removal of her thymus gland, which plays a role in the disease.

Small businesses with a taxable income of Rs10m or less will benefit from the removal of a surcharge on income tax.

I am not a creature of giant business and I think that small- and medium-sized businesses will derive the most benefit from the removal of bureaucratic obstacles to trade.

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"Companies operating in Dubai or in Jordan could soon want to benefit from the removal of restrictions here and decide to transfer their business to Cairo," said Mr. Helmi, an appointee of the Mubarak government.