Sentence examples for benefit of relevant from inspiring English sources

Applicants like Mr. Wells have neither the bright-eyed and bushy-tailed appeal of the class of 2013, nor the benefit of relevant work experience that might give them an edge.

We vote without equipment to scrutinize the proposition's consequences, which legislators do with the benefit of relevant experience, a full-time staff and often a law degree. .

Generally, the term selective attention refers to the ability to filter out irrelevant perceptions to the benefit of relevant ones under conditions of competition for restricted processing resources [67].

Despite serious problems with enforcement, 84% of the benefits of relevant rulings, they think, have gone to the poorest two fifths.

Journalists have to translate and critically interpret risks and benefits of relevant scientific advances into an accurate, balanced, complete and understandable story for their readers.

On the other hand, they do understand the benefit of more relevant ads.

And it comes with the added benefit of most relevant references to writers of all sorts – Wittgenstein, Keats, Hazlitt, George Borrow and, above all, to Edward Thomas.

These studies have demonstrated that liraglutide improves glycemic control with a low incidence of hypoglycemia, and has the additional benefit of clinically relevant weight loss.

Furthermore, the LEAD program highlighted the low risk of hypoglycemia associated with liraglutide and the additional benefit of clinically relevant weight loss and decreased systolic blood pressure [ 2– 8].

A very large proportion of Gharbiah and Sulaimaniyah patients had untested tumors and were not being provided the benefit of therapy relevant to HR or HER2 status [ 22, 32].

2) Some conclusions presented appear to be stronger than others, and the paper would benefit from inclusion of relevant experimental caveats.