Sentence examples for contributed to the benefit from inspiring English sources

In the same year, Doro Pesch contributed to the benefit CD for the museum association of Borussia Dortmund the song entitled "Tief in meinem Herzen" (Deep in My Heart), a modified version of her classic "Für Immer" re-written for this purpose.

There is a possibility that the radiotherapy which was received by the majority of patients with stage IIIB locoregional NSCLC may have contributed to the benefit seen in the phase II trial of L-BLP25.

The study is limited by being a nonrandomized clinical observation, and it is possible that factors other than CGM use (e.g., training, education, and contact with healthcare professionals when starting CGM) contributed to the benefit that was observed.

These alterations may have contributed to the benefits of the intervention.

Given that DEX prevents central neuroapoptosis via activation of α2 adrenoceptors [ 42], these neuroprotective effects may have contributed to the benefits observed in the septic group to a greater extent than in the non-septic group.

Parasitic plant, plant that obtains all or part of its nutrition from another plant (the host) without contributing to the benefit of the host and, in some cases, causing extreme damage to the host.

The strikers also cited the refusal of the company to contribute to the benefit trust established in 1950 for miners who retired before 1974 and the refusal of the company to bargain in good faith as grounds for their action.

This suggests that other factors, possibly daily hunger, may be contributing to the benefit.

Furthermore, the combined protective effects of VI and FF on AHR again support the concept that both pharmacological entities contribute to the benefit of the combination.

This decreases the risks and associated costs of migration movements (increased energy expenditure or predation exposure along migration pathways) and probably contributes to the benefit of migration observed in this population.

Exploiting material properties at the nanoscale for environmental remediation, apart from contributing to the benefits of living in a cleaner world, has the potential to promote economic growth and innovation, while allowing a sustainable development of nanotechnologies.