Sentence examples for benefits consequent from inspiring English sources

These wider benefits consequent on tagging create complications when attempting to conduct a thorough cost-benefit analysis.

An important concern in watershed development is the sharing of the costs of land and water resources development, equitable distribution of the benefits consequent to enhanced crop production.

Although there may be moral benefits consequent on the wider use of deception in research imaginable, there would also be moral costs.

Whether superhelical cruciform formation is favored or not depends on the relative magnitudes of the energy cost of the transition and the energy benefit consequent on the fractional superhelical relaxation that the transition provides (Benham 1982).

The third is in patients with submucosally invasive (T1) CRCs after endoscopic resection that may be at high-risk of LN positivity, and thus would benefit from consequent surgical resection.

The extended simulation methodology was associated with a modest but significant and persistent positive impact on students' prescribing skills that was additional to the benefit directly consequent on participation in the associated prescribing workshops already demonstrated in a (non-randomised) controlled trial by Coombes and colleagues [ 26].

"The UK government believes the BIT will encourage UK companies to invest in Colombia, bringing consequent benefits to Colombia's economic development," he said.

A Department for Transport spokesperson said the government would "carefully consider the findings" of the report, stating: "We support the aims of the Marpol convention to bring about a reduction in pollutant emissions, an improvement in air quality and consequent benefits for human health.

In addition to the mitigation of the cross-tier interference made possible by the DAS interface, we can derive consequent benefits from our proposal.

Cross-pollination of the principles that underlie successful strategies is likely to produce rapid advances in this field and consequent benefits to both nanotechnology and structural biology.

Although these approaches decrease scan time for spatial encoding in EPI, with many consequent benefits, they do not necessarily reduce image acquisitions time significantly.