Sentence examples for benefit outside from inspiring English sources

For all the hype, however, any benefit outside the tournament host, South Africa, will be short-lived.

But there was a sharp dispute over whether mammograms, whose clinical trials were more ambiguous, had much benefit outside those trials.

Advertising cancer genetic services increases demand for products that are likely to be of little benefit outside high-risk families [ 42].

The public demand combined with lack of evidence often leads to adoption of untested therapies by National Health Service (NHS) trusts or significant personal investment of patients trying to seek benefit outside of the NHS.

As long as an additional transgene in hybrids is not subject to its intended stress benefit outside of the crop, such as diseases or insects, its introgression rate could be based on neutral segregation ratios across generations.

Since clinical trials specifically in RPGN are unlikely, use of biologic registries or combination of sufficient sized cohort series may provide indications of benefit outside of a clinical trial setting and should be encouraged, in order to provide some evidence for the efficacy of therapeutic regimens in RPGN and advanced renal disease.

Sustainable tourism, not to be confused with eco-tourism, would empower indigenous and/or local communities to gradually take control of this rich industry, which currently benefits outside ownerships.

If an incumbent chief executive fails to take full advantage of all options for increasing a company's profits — say, by laying off workers and cutting benefits — outside raiders stand ready to buy up its shares and install one who will.

Certainly, the amateurish peace process would benefit from outside help.

Now aged 33, the Shaftesbury Barnet Harrier has mounted his Olympic campaign without the benefit of outside funding.

Restaurant ownership is never an easy proposition, but these two seemed to have stacked the deck against themselves, and without the benefit of outside investors.