On some level, perhaps, it is (though by definition, the real commercial benefit lies elsewhere).
For him, the benefit lies not in preservation but in transformation.
Another benefit lay in the numerous pedestrians drawn by their inviting glow, whose very presence helped to discourage crime.
Fact-checking sites offer an interesting insight into detailed political discourse, but it's hard to understand where the public benefit lies when rulings are nothing short of polemic discussion about "truth" without proper journalistic framing.
Another benefit lies in philosophy's tasks of clarifying, evaluating, and comparing religious beliefs.
However, its greatest benefit lies in being part of a wider strategy of dealing with crime in communities.
The tremendous benefit lies in the constant uptime and, by extension, a lack of stress that our batteries will die while we're on the go.
For EDIS users, the main benefit lies in being able to take action more quickly in an emergency situation because the patient's test results are readily available.
The figure confirms the deduction found in Fig. 7, where no real benefit lies in aggregating models that are less than 50% accuracy.
However, we think this is only the case if the significant other lives with the patient and is with them in a daily basis, and that this is where the true benefit lies".
The benefit lies in the fact that you don't have to take RMDs from a ROTH IRA, and the money can continue to grow in tax free, and if you end up needing the money later it can also be withdrawn tax free.
