Sentence examples for benefits firstly from inspiring English sources

The work presented herein is likely to offer several practical benefits: firstly, it enables improved planning and placement of productive hydraulic fracture treatments; secondly, it offers the potential for considerable cost reductions in completion design and implementation; and thirdly, it allows for an optimal multistage hydraulic fracture treatment that drains larger volumes of the reservoir.

This has two major benefits: firstly the Moto X is incredibly responsive as it operates without a third party skin.

Today's Internet governance benefits firstly to the surveillance cyber capacities of the US and some of its allies, such as the UK and Sweden for example -they are hosting part of the Internet roots; and to the profits of the big digital corporations, in particular the ones accessing our metadata.

Our careful choice of buffer chloride concentration has two benefits: Firstly, our in-house low-noise potentiostats are able to operate using an internally set potential of 0 V, dramatically reducing noise by a factor of 10 [ 14].

In addition, its familiarity as an ingredient has two further benefits: firstly, it could reduce the risk of not giving consent, thus facilitating recruitment by reducing patient concerns, and secondly, it may reduce the non-compliance and attrition rates in the study.

This has mainly two benefits: Firstly, in context of changeable production units this procedure helps to easily adapt the assembly unit to unforeseen changes of the production environment.

(P090, female, aged between 35-39) The welfare rights advice service operated through two main processes that facilitated access to benefit entitlements, firstly, providing knowledge about entitlement and secondly, assisting with the procedure of making benefit claims.

This workflow firstly benefits from the fact that the enrichment process was carried out on the protein level.

Sample demographics for service users and staff are shown in Table  1.> Across staff and service user focus groups, themes broadly fell into two categories: firstly benefits about C4C and potential concerns around confidentiality and consent - and secondly recommendations for the way C4C could be implemented, including approaching service users, communicating clearly and allaying anxieties.

Twice Elliott benefitted from DRS: firstly, when 15 and attempting to sweep Glenn Maxwell's offspin, Kumar Dharmasena's lbw decision was overturned; later, when 73, and given not out by the same umpire, the decision stood on an umpire's call.

Firstly, benefit sharing is viewed as the provision of post-research results of the proven intervention.