Sentence examples for further benefit as from inspiring English sources
Thus, drug inhibition of the Sema3A pathway may increase microglia/macrophage recruitment to demyelinated lesions, which may add further benefit as microglia/macrophage are essential for remyelination as they clear debris [ 20] and produce cytokines potentially useful for remyelination [ 31, 52].
Rights such as access to paid annual leave and protection from discrimination provide the statutory base line on to which most employers add further benefits as part of the employment contract.
Effective dilute acid hydrolysis of dairy manure which contains roughly 12% hemicellulose on a dry matter basis can produce a variety of mono-sugars such as arabinose, xylose and galactose, as well as to further benefit utilization of cellulose in the manure.
Should NIPT be introduced as a first-tier test, it has been suggested as a further benefit that pretest information can be more straightforward as conceptually NIPT would be a more easy to understand type of test.
It will get worse as further benefit changes come in – many of the services we run today, we may not be able to run effectively.
There was a further benefit: NatureSeal is classed as a processing aid, not an ingredient, so there's no need to declare it on the label, no obligation to tell consumers that their "fresh" fruit salad is weeks old.
Many workers expect further benefits cuts as the domestic auto industry continues to decline.
"For advertisers and sponsors, the iPhone app offers further benefits, such as links direct from the newspaper editions to their websites, driving customers and revenue streams," he said.
For oral contraceptives, further benefits such as contraceptive protection, long-term safety, and control of menstrual cycle should be considered.
Further benefits such as data security, scalability and remote access can be gained by using a centrally managed networked file system.
Further studies are required to assess this benefit as well as the risk of antibiotic resistance selection pressure.
