Sentence examples for indicating their benefit from inspiring English sources

In the breeding season, American white ibises in a colony at Pumpkinseed Island travelled further to forage in freshwater wetlands and catch crayfish, than nearby saltwater areas where fiddler crabs predominated, indicating their benefit was worth the extra energy expended in fetching them for their young.

Taken together with the known improved safety profile of the tested compounds, these data indicate their benefit in the treatment of neuropathic pain conditions without the use-limiting side-effects inherent with existing therapies.

These elderly women mentioned that they practiced their exercises even when they were not in the mood, and realized that exercise was necessary regardless of their mood, indicating their belief in the benefits stemming from the practice.

Raccoon dogs have high mortality due to traffic [ 66], but the use of groomed roads and railroad beds indicates their possible benefits as travel routes due to thinner snow with a more supportive surface.

Extensive in vitro testing coupled with promising early clinical data has provided an enhanced appreciation of ImmTAC function in vivo and indicates their potential therapeutic benefit in terms of a durable response and ultimately the breaking of T cell tolerance.

In a letter sent to doctors and other health professionals, the government regulators said a review of data on the safety and effectiveness of the drugs, known as S.S.R.I.'s, indicated that their benefits did not outweigh their potential risks.

Thirteen subjects under different levels of the ABACUS Math Solving training program controlled the ball movement while solving math problems mentally, the time taken reduced for most of the subjects as they reached higher levels of their training course, indicating the benefit of such training programmes.

Furthermore, registry data indicates that GP IIb/IIIa inhibitors are less safe than trial data would indicate and that their benefits may not extend to patient groups not recruited to clinical trials [ 10].

Of these 18, 11 changed towards "normal controls", indicating possible benefit of therapy.

There was no pattern indicating a benefit from early start of chemotherapy.

Body work had the highest perceived benefit, with 70% of respondents indicating benefit.