Sentence examples for copies benefit from inspiring English sources

Opponents of the legislation have argued that less-expensive copies benefit designers by increasing their profile and creating greater demand for fashion.

Buying a copy also benefits Red Hot, the HIV/AIDS not-for-profit.

Keep records of everything: the bills from your provider, your explanation of benefits, copies of denial letters, medical records, letters from your provider of care, etc.

This might be explained by a selective disadvantage of having lots of CUP1 copies counterbalancing the benefits of copper resistance.

From our laboratory, we have published a significant correlation between TOP1 gene copy number and sensitivity to SN38 in 10 human CRC cell lines [ 27] and very recently we published on the association between TOP1 gene copy number and benefit from irinotecan treatment in metastatic CRC [ 28].

This is the field of science which looks at designs in the natural world, and then tries to copy them for the benefit of humans.

Dr. Pamela Peeke, assistant clinical professor of medicine at the University of Maryland and author of the upcoming health and fitness book Fit to Live, says Americans can benefit from copying cultures that incorporate a lot of fruit in their daily diets.

Data from phase III trials do not suggest a role for EGFR gene copy number in predicting benefit from anti-EGFR monoclonal antibodies in NSCLC.

We hypothesize that reactions with low copy number of targets benefit more obviously from a proximal nick or double strand break in the template nucleic acid than those with high copy number of targets.

Despite the limitations in sample size and concomitant treatment our results indicate that patients with KRAS copy number loss might benefit from treatment with an anti-EGFR antibody although their tumour is KRAS mutated.

SCIENTISTS are better at getting headlines than economists are: doom for the planet makes better copy than cost-benefit analyses.