Sentence examples for benefiting future from inspiring English sources

The proposed NeuCube-based obstacle avoidance methodology provides useful guidance to the blind, thus offering a significant improvement of current prostheses and potentially benefiting future prosthesis wearers.

They volunteered to participate in the hope of benefiting future applicants.

Non-therapeutic procedures, such as downloading data from monitors, are performed solely to answer the research question and the participant does not stand to directly benefit from these procedures, although the generated knowledge could inform clinical practice as well as future clinical trials, thus potentially benefiting future patients [ 3, 7].

But stopping trials early sometimes limits the information researchers can collect that might benefit future patients.

And, reduced fees will benefit future investors, not those who were hurt by market timing.

Excess plant cell production in the form of galls sometimes benefits future generations of insects, Dr. Pell said.

The deal would "benefit future generations for many years to come," said Patrick Koepele, the deputy executive director of the Tuolumne River Trust.

"She was a very private and reclusive person who states in her will that the foundation be set up to benefit future generations," Mr. Nardi said.

Our results will benefit future works in attribute retrieval.

Discerning the responsible sources of bias can benefit future studies.

Current participation in clinical research typically benefits future patients.