Students are often especially receptive to learning how evolution can be used to generate beneficial organisms for biomedicine and biotechnology, a subset of the more general category of "applied evolution" (Bull and Wichman 2001), as well as how evolution can sabotage biomedical interventions (e.g., evolution of antibiotic resistance, http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/evolution/library/10/4/l_104_03.html).org/wgbh/evolution/library/10/4/l_104_03.html
Their presence is expected to generate beneficial effects in host regions by stimulating trade flows and knowledge diffusion.
However, while mutation potentially generates beneficial variants, it also contributes to a genetic load of deleterious mutations.
The changes to their genomes are similar in type to those achieved through a common technique called mutagenesis, which entails using chemicals or radiation to induce mutations, or genetic changes, that generate beneficial new traits.
Evidence also suggests that, in the case of humans, aerobic exercise generates beneficial structural and functional cerebral adaptations.
Over the recent years many programs were implemented and it is, therefore, possible that they already generate beneficial effects in terms of educational mobility.
This approach generates beneficial synergies, because both processes (methanation and sulfur dioxide oxidation) are characterized by strongly exothermic chemical reactions and are based on gaseous reactants and products.
Spending time blogging, on social media and speaking to the press can quickly generate beneficial branding for your business and put you in front of your target audience.
International exchange markets for carbon and biodiversity established through treaties generate beneficial economic activity, while global population declines (due to increasing levels of education worldwide).
But attempts to integrate these various disciplines may lead to synergism in generating beneficial outcomes in relation to future TC research.
