Sentence examples for may rather benefit from inspiring English sources

Yet, for the dielectric nanoparticles, a high angular scattering distribution can only be achieved for high-index substrates which comes along with significant losses in scattering efficiency; these dielectric nanoparticles may rather benefit from leaky modes appearing with low-index substrates that can lead to enhanced absorption similar to the enhanced near fields around metallic nanoparticles.

However, if adequate skills are not available, then critically traumatized patients may rather benefit from adequate ventilation using less invasive means (e.g. bag valve mask ventilation if transport times are short) [ 25, 26].

Patients in this group do not clearly benefit from rapid remission induction and may rather profit from prolonged disease control.

I would rather benefit myself".

It may, rather, be something more systemic.

They may rather be children.

The question becomes not whether the one drug may be superior for breast cancer therapy in general, but rather which patients may benefit from which treatment option, and how should we identify them?

Business interests are dismayed that the community, rather than they, may benefit.

According to the SAM study the presence of a right-to-left shunt reduced the susceptibility to develop a migraine attack following exposure to other triggers but enhanced the likelihood of initiating an attack with an aura [16]; consequently, it should be tested the hypothesis whether PFO closure may benefit auras rather than pain in migraineurs.

For instance, more potential mates may be available when breeding densities are high and a parent may then benefit more from desertion rather than caring for the offspring.

It has been suggested for example that decaffeinated coffee may specifically benefit beta cell function rather than IR, which appears to be more strongly linked with caffeinated coffee in this cohort [ 35].