Sentence examples for hand benefit from inspiring English sources

Her watercolor landscapes, on the other hand, benefit from a more impressionistic treatment, successfully capturing essential qualities of observed scenes, as in the views of Harbor Road in autumn and winter.

Trees with inferior social positions may on the one hand benefit from being shaded in dry years, from the reduced water consumption of tall neighbours with isohydric behaviour (Goisser et al. 2016), or from their rooting closer to the surface which means better access to occasional rainwater in summer (Flanagan et al. 1992).

Rivers, on the other hand, benefit from a sex appeal that's the stuff of ballads.

Currently, the model for managing chronic diseases focuses on treating individual conditions, and patients may on the one hand benefit from the drug treatment of each of their chronic conditions; however, there is a risk of multiple drug therapy, side effects and drug interactions which could in combination be detrimental.

In fact, there is evidence that patients carrying mutations in codon 13 of the KRAS oncogene which is found in about 8% of patients with advanced CRC have a substantially worse overall prognosis but may, on the other hand, benefit from anti-EGFR-treatment.

With this pattern you can start to realize how Jacob's brains and Sydney's sociability would be positive towards helping out at a second hand benefit shop.

Greg Kosc and Joe West, on the other hand, benefited from the rejection of the offer to rehire 10 umpires.

Thames Water, on the other hand, benefits from higher inflation because it is allowed to charge more for water when inflation goes up.

MLC NAND, on the other hand, benefits from lower price and higher capacity.

On the other hand, benefits associated with formal jobs, including stability and other non-wage benefits, may act as a disincentive to leave.

On the other hand, benefits of U shape structure in nano-antenna design such as dual band characteristic and higher field enhancement are shown.