Sentence examples for may instead benefit from inspiring English sources

An observer may instead benefit from one single-sensor image that provides the requisite information to make an accurate quick decision.

These animals may instead benefit from an Hb with lower intrinsic oxygen affinities, which would enhance Hb-O2 unloading during acute hypoxia, and also a high Bohr effect, which would intensify O2 unloading when acidosis increases during diving (Willford et al. 1990; Butler and Jones 1997; Ramirez et al. 2007).

Hand proximity alone will not produce benefits even for relatively sparse and simple visual displays; benefits may instead depend on other factors.

Non-insured workers who become unemployed may instead receive social assistance benefits which are means-tested.

For those with multiple chronic conditions and poor functional status, the "rescue culture" of modern medicine can result in a spiral of aggressive therapies that may have little potential for benefit and may instead increase distress near the end of life [ 13, 34, 35].

This observation suggests that some of the benefit from intensive insulin may instead have been related to harm attributable to loose glucose control.

The benefits associated with promoting breastfeeding may instead be greater for other health or cognitive outcomes.

Our results suggest that caution is warranted in attributing benefits to statin use that may instead reflect unmeasured differences between users and non-users.

But some Democrats worry that Mr. Sanchez may benefit from not having an "R" beside his name on the ballot; some Hispanic voters who might otherwise lean Democratic may instead vote for him out of ethnic pride.

While such tasks may not assess the representation of future reinforcement or outcome expectations, they may instead probe a representation of the intrinsic value of actions that comprises both the action's costs and benefits.

This logic may instead prove its downfall.