Sentence examples for consequent benefits from inspiring English sources

"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.

Reducing depressive symptoms might improve patient self-management with consequent benefits for diabetes outcomes.

But in his ruling Pickles says the reason in part is "the history of deliberate neglect and that, in assessing the planning balance, less weight should therefore be given to the current condition of the buildings and the consequent benefit of their repair".

This trend, if confirmed, will increase number of medium cogeneration plants with consequent benefit for both MCFC market for this application and effect on global CO2 emissions.

In our series of 171 patients, 117 out of the 153 benign nodules (Fig. 3) would not have required FNA cytology analysis to establish benignity if the selection criterion (Table 5) was applied in the first instance, with consequent benefit to both patient and service provision and reduction in cost.

The study of the state of art has demonstrated that, in tower systems currently in operation, without storage, a solar multiple of 1.3 is generally used; our contribution shows how, with the air density control system, this value may be reduced, with consequent benefit on the heliostats cost.

CGM use in the 1st month may help predict the likelihood of long-term benefit, and our results suggest that a trial of CGM use for several weeks may help predict long-term use and consequent benefit.