Sentence examples for benefit from tools that from inspiring English sources
Therefore, freshwater management can greatly benefit from tools that enable spatially-explicit predictions of water quality across heterogeneous landscapes.
Therefore, the studying of morphogenetic events would greatly benefit from tools that allow the perturbation of cell activity with spatial and temporal precision.
Application development for distributed-computing "Grids" can benefit from tools that variously hide or enable application-level management of critical aspects of the heterogeneous environment.
An interface to create sculpture or 3-D environments might benefit from tools that utilize the full capabilities of our hands, as well as spatial positioning, such as in an immersive environment.
The discovery of new chemical entities is not suitable to a fully automated analysis, but can greatly benefit from tools that allow exploring this chemical and biological space.
Even jurisdictions like San Francisco, where we have significantly reduced the use of confinement over the past two decades, can benefit from tools that help answer these questions.
Moving one layer up, we argue that PD facilitators can also benefit from tools and frameworks that enable them (the PD facilitators) to do something that otherwise would be challenging to do.
Such findings suggest that the population would both welcome and benefit from tools and strategies that would help them to reduce their fear because it is important in whether or not they adhere to these procedures.
How do we make sure that it's communities that benefit from tools of discovery, rather than us cherry-picking the best bits of a city, and then Ubering between them so we never have to look away from our phones or go somewhere that doesn't have a five-star review?
To achieve the greatest conservation outcome at the lowest cost, managers could benefit from appropriate tools that evaluate the benefits (in terms of LBSP reduction) and costs of implementing alternative land management strategies.
In summary, the findings from this portion of the research supported sleep disturbance being an important aspect of FM that would benefit from measurement tools that are more focused on the FM patients' experience of sleep.
