Barako says that there are masonry areas around most homes that could benefit from proper application of the right product.
Both single and dual frequency GPS relative navigation filters may benefit from proper predictions of single differenced ionospheric delays.
"I would like other spinal injury patients to benefit from proper treatment and rehabilitation – treatment I never got," he said.
A dangerous thing -- unless, of course, the book is coded, or deceptive, a hermeneutic trap waiting to ensnare those who don't have the benefit of proper instruction.
The dispersion and interfacial interaction of nanomaterials in the aqueous medium of cementitious matrix can benefit from proper surface treatment of nanomaterials.
The senators wrote, "We strongly believe that the department should not be taking these enforcement actions after changing its interpretation of the applicable law without the benefit of proper notice".
Microsoft and Nintendo's decision to base themselves 15 miles east and across a lake from the city, to say nothing of aerospace giant Boeing's presence more than 20 miles to the north, did little to benefit Seattle proper.
Perhaps she was more dignified, but didn't she also benefit from proper record advances, time to develop as an artist and the confidence that presumably comes from starting off in a pop duo (as one half of Eurythmics)?
But if we take such risks in the context of diligent risk management, with the benefit of proper contingency planning, prior training and later reflective learning, we can do so responsibly and minimise fraud.
Finally, it is clear that people with Type 2 diabetes are at the same risk for developing eye, kidney and nerve problems from high blood glucose levels as patients with Type 1 and therefore will benefit from proper control of blood glucose.
