Sentence examples for efficient and beneficial from inspiring English sources

This CN– probe can be reversed many times, which is cost efficient and beneficial to the environment.

One of the most efficient and beneficial utilizations of molten salt is an application to nuclear energy.

In a perfect world, the ultimate aim is to prevent waste, but where that's not possible, the next step is to deal with unavoidable waste in the most efficient and beneficial way.

Eighty patients undergoing hip and knee arthroplasty were prospectively randomized to removal of the drain at 6 or 24 hours postoperatively, to assess the most efficient and beneficial use of such drains.

But our students now are figuring out how to upcycle the waste, what to do with the waste, how to partner with the factory to make some of the processes more efficient and beneficial to them, maybe doing some basic fiber identification and factoring to know what garments are made of.

Web site operators will find Fooky.com use of their web site Meta tags more practical, cost efficient and beneficial to their business than bidding for generic keywords.

"We first offered the provision because we believed that arbitrating claims would be more efficient, cost effective and beneficial to our unitholders".

If further studies can replicate the findings of Wyndard [ 42], it is hoped that even more GPs will see the promotion of the Green Prescription as a time-efficient and beneficial intervention for many of their patients.

Hence, a multiscale analytical approach, which combines bone structural information at multiple scales to the remodeling cellular activities, could form an efficient, accurate and beneficial framework for the prognosis of changes in bone properties due to, e.g., bone diseases.

It's our job to better understand what their journey looks like today so that we can plot new courses, open new touchpoints, and optimize the journey so that it's efficient, delightful, and beneficial to all involved.

The Hinxton Group, an international consortium that examines issues of stem cells, ethics, and law, issued half a dozen recommendations that it says would make stem cell research more efficient and more beneficial to the common good.