Sentence examples for benefit of the tools from inspiring English sources

The obvious benefit of the tools now available online is that you can start addressing an issue quickly, with just a Facebook, Twitter and YouTube account – and Rogers Lowery says a swift response is essential.

(A8F27) When prompted to consider their willingness to pay, some patients tended to devalue and distance themselves from the potential benefit of the tools if they did not end up having joint replacement surgery.

Specifically, even though some want to improve their security, they do not see password managers as an effective way to do this, indicating their lack of understanding regarding the security benefit of the tool.

The heavy investment of the municipalities in refining and adapting the tool, while it did not allow for standardization, provided strong buy-in and critical reflection from participants on their collective capacity, even if the benefit of the tool waned by 2009 (due to ceiling effects and lack of new information provided by the tool).

In addition to matching the formatting and administration of PROMs with the respondents' assistance requirements, clearly conveying the benefits of the tools to participants may foster their ability to complete them, and overcome the negative leverage carried by the negative perception of form-filling in general.

Pamper has the benefit of buying the tools and supplies required for these manicures and pedicures in bulk.

Offer training and assistance on the software — free of charge — to ensure users can get the most benefit out of the tools available to them.

Updates on the common SMILES and molfile formats and the improved structure diagram generation are very visible and benefit many of the tools using the CDK.

All systems are also evaluated with a commercial verification tool, highlighting benefits of the tool and our implementation.

However, the introduction of a power tool like the clinical pathway management system has raised very important issues such as the need for work practice redesign, education of clinicians and more research to maximise the benefits of the tool and achieve better process quality improvement.

Interestingly, 42.3% of the comments indicate "lack of need" as one of the reasons for not adopting password managers, possibly suggesting a lack of understanding regarding the security risks and/or the benefits of the tool.