Sentence examples for benefit wind from inspiring English sources

A further £405m is promised "to support the development of a world leading low-carbon energy and green manufacturing sector in the UK" - something that should specifically benefit wind and tidal power.

For this purpose, energy storage applications which could benefit wind power in the Pacific Northwest region of the United States are identified through internal interviews and surveys with experts at the federal wholesale power marketing agency in Portland, Oregon.

Because of its pro-inflammatory effects, prolonging TGF-β1 expression at the wound site does not benefit wound healing [73].

Wang et al. [ 45] investigated the healing of skin wounds in mice and suggested that the excessive and prolonged presence of TGF-β1 at the site of injury does not benefit wound healing.

The results of the present study reveal that the plating of electrodes with a TiO2 film with rutile phases is an efficient method for improving the performance of electrosurgical units and should benefit wound healing.

Mr. Sawyer and wind power companies are closely watching developments in Washington, where a tax credit benefiting wind farms is due to expire at the end of this year.

Due to the economic and environmental benefits, wind power is becoming one of the more promising supplements for electric power generation.

Despite its environmental and security of supply benefits, wind power and solar energy have the drawbacks of being intermittent and more expensive than fossil fuels, in part because some of the generated power is wasted when electricity demand is too low.

The Investment Tax Credit, which largely benefits solar providers, and the Production Tax Credit which largely benefits wind generators, are being phased out in the coming years.

In both companies, the Treasury and trusts for workers' benefits wound up owning big stakes.

So many of the older teachers, who were guaranteed full salaries and benefits, wound up in the so-called absent teacher reserve pool, usually working as substitutes.