Sentence examples for fields benefit from inspiring English sources

Oxidation and reduction fields are obtained by controlling the gas supply of hydrogen, oxygen, and water vapor, and these fields benefit various functional processes such as recycling CO2, decomposing organic molecules, and increasing the work function on metal surfaces.

While sexual abuse of subordinate women by powerful men takes place in every industry, only entertainment fields benefit from the euphemism of "the casting couch".

This finding is particularly important because some journals and some fields benefit greatly in reputation from the biases in the JIF, while others are at a disadvantage (see Figure 4 and Tables 1 and 2).

"This is also the first time it has been shown comprehensively that the surrounding fields benefited from being next to GM crops".

In particular, the activity density of spring breeders on organic fields benefited from the increased availability of overwintering habitats in their close surrounding.

Serving these needs, nurturing these fields benefits all of humanity, particularly the most challenged sectors of society and can be interpreted as an act of zakat or charity one of the five pillars of Islam.

The protégés, who are required to be professionals in each field, benefit not just from the experience of collaboration with the mentors but also from a $25,000 stipend for living and travel expenses.

Gross field benefit (GFB), total variable cost (TVC) and net benefit (NB) were some of the concepts used in the partial budget analysis.

Colleagues working in fields close to the star's field benefit especially sharply (although the productivity of departmental colleagues in other fields declines, "perhaps due to resource shifting" toward the star's field).

The entire field benefited from calm, warm conditions that made Trump International play far easier than it could have.

A sold-out crowd filled the Olympic Stadium Friday for the first day of track and field, benefiting from good weather and a relit Olympic flame that burned beneath the scoreboard.