Sentence examples for expected added benefit from inspiring English sources

This implies that it was easier for line B2 to gain accuracy from adding information from a closely-related line, while the expected added benefit of adding information from line B2 to line B1 was smaller.

When I got to MTV, I didn't expect the added benefit that it would fit my personality.

Direction of change was expected to be positive for added benefit information, negative for more risk information, and reflecting trade-offs when risks and benefits were present.

It has everything viewers have come to expect from an episode of Samurai Jack with the added benefit of a resolution.

RDA has the added benefit of explicitly including information from expected functional relationships.

Eradicating waste would have the added benefit of helping to slow climate change, given that the entire plastics industry is expected by 2050 to consume a fifth of total oil production and 15percentt of the annual global carbon budget.

It also has the added benefit of extending the cheese's shelf life for weeks, something American consumers expect.

With the recent release of the results of the START study supporting added benefit of offering treatment to everyone with HIV [ 28] however, we may expect an increase in the proportion of patients on ART in the coming years.

There is an added benefit.

Plentiful players have an added benefit.

Newburgh also had an added benefit.