Sentence examples for benefit of the reader from inspiring English sources

The author of the novel, not the narrator of the chapter, wants to highlight certain phrases for the benefit of the reader, but the mannerism is as distracting as a nudge in the ribs.

Where "A Hostile Place" manages to transcend its rather clunky writing characters have an annoying habit of spelling out to each other, for the benefit of the reader, spiels about Afghanistan and al-Qaeda that all of them would obviously know backwards is in the feel that the author has for his terrain.

For the benefit of the reader we sketch a proof of the fact that.

We maintain using it in an anachronistic way for the benefit of the reader.

We give a proof of it for the completeness and benefit of the reader.

Hence we quote them for the benefit of the reader, and without any proof.

For the benefit of the readers, however, we state these lemmas along with their proofs.

For the benefit of the readers, general information regarding structure and function of tissues, types and purpose of implants/medical devices, and various other materials used, are also briefly presented.

Under "Approach", perhaps the authors can explain a bit on HMC for the benefit of the readers.

Supplementary material, "Performance Measures" - for the benefit of the readers, what does F-max mean in a literal, intuitive sense?

For the benefit of the readers the clinical profiles of IFG and IGT subjects within the pre-diabetes group are further listed in Table 3.