Sentence examples for benefit in publishing from inspiring English sources
It was always hard to see the public benefit in publishing details of NSW politician David Campbell's visits to what used to be known as Ken's Karate Klub.
After research and deliberation, the task force made recommendations to increase transparency in a variety of ways, but did not agree that there was benefit in publishing the number of votes each candidate receives.
"Research undertaken by Springer Nature shows that while there are proven benefits in publishing OA, including increased citations, increased downloads and wider impact, authors are still not routinely choosing to publish OA for often valid reasons.
Our publishing partners benefit from our unparalleled expertise, technical knowledge and professional support in publishing open access journals.
Reinvesting in publishing.
A chapter of the NASEM report enumerated multiple barriers to conducting research on Cannabis in the US that may explain the paucity of positive therapeutic benefits in the published literature to date.
This meta-analysis of antidepressant medications found only modest benefits over placebo treatment in published research, but when unpublished trial data is included, the benefit falls below accepted criteria for clinical significance.
The study, the first to show any benefit, was published in 1997 in The Journal of the American Medical Association.
One that did find some benefit was published in 2004 in BMJ and involved 194 people with osteoarthritis of the hip and knee.
Therefore, in our experience, the benefit of publishing supplements greatly outweighs any perception of loss of objectivity.
