Sentence examples for later benefitting from inspiring English sources

The initial methods of TMH structure prediction employed the amino acid hydrophobicity analysis; later, benefitting from the rapid expansion of structural database, machine learning methods have been widely applied to automatically learn the rules for classifying the TMH residues from the solved structures (training samples).

Lewington took advantage shortly after, benefitting from Shane Geraghty's break to cross the line.

The price left the earliest buyers with about a 2% return; benefitting later owners, the offer was priced above the 60-70 cento thethe dollar that the bonds were trading at before the tender was made.

The benefitting factor of these relationships would come much later in this young man's life but as for gaining street credibility and knowledge, most of his adolescent years depended on mere survival skills.

He made a living of it, benefitting at the beginning from his scholarly status and later from his increasing fame as a traveler.

Later on, children were supposed to design the city logo by benefitting from historical and cultural background of Trabzon and it was expected that children solve the problem in the direction of acquired knowledge which they learned.

According to a suit later filed in New York by one of the company's partners, AAR began an extended raid, benefitting from a new law that made it easy for small creditors to force debtors into bankruptcy.

A BEIS spokesperson said the government would respond fully at a later date, but added: "We have record numbers of people in work thanks to our flexible labour market, benefitting both workers and business.

Not everyone is benefitting.

But I'm benefitting here.

Cleveland are already benefitting.