Sentence examples for cases benefiting from inspiring English sources

"Farming operations of all sizes often sell their grain or other goods to larger entities for storage and distribution (or processing in some cases), benefiting the entire value chain and US economy," he said.

This suggests that in many cases, "benefiting from the cloud is still being hindered by a lack of appropriate senior level understanding and commitment," the report states.

The type of patients evaluated does appear to differ in outcomes, with surgical postoperative cases benefiting the most in terms of mortality reduction [ 55, 56].

The design of control strategies needed in these two cases benefit from a model of the system dynamics.

Second, not all IFNAR2-positive cases benefited from IFN- α/5-FU combination therapy.

A proportion of cases benefit from the use of rigid contact lenses to correct irregularities of the anterior refracting surface [ 8].

Only screened cases benefit from a screening programme, and therefore the estimate of the impact of service screening is conditioned by the rate of compliance to the invitation.

In this study, 11 of the 12 patients with KRAS mutant tumors had disease progression, whereas 15 of 31 of wild-type cases benefited from treatment (P = 0.0171).

Brooke Ellison gets to fulfill her fullest potential; Harvard gets to cultivate a broader intellectual and social climate than would otherwise be the case, benefiting everyone.

A proper analysis of this case benefits from an incremental approach.

The Galleon case benefited from the detection of suspicious trades by the New York Stock Exchange's systems.