We might also hypothesize that children with hereditary cancer syndromes like the so-called rasopathies might soon benefit from targeted therapy, as the underlying genetic alterations are highly recurrent [ 1, 9].
Similar to the Spanish 2007 Law on Biomedical Research, the Dutch Code of Conduct also recommends the return of results if doing so might benefit a family member.
Rather as Africa ignored fixed-line telephony and jumped straight to mobiles, so China might benefit from "latecomer advantage" in the field of freight transport.
I stared at the waves and prayed for Henry to hurry up and hit puberty so he might benefit from a testosterone-fueled urge to run over his blond rival for the starting midfield position.
This book allows me to share what I have learned and what I have experienced so others might benefit, and frankly, I believe that in today's world we should probably be reminded more often of the value of traditional principles when it comes to preparation, organization, work ethic, etc.
As such, DA has all the hallmarks of Vygotskyan theory of development and could be called the pedagogical instantiation of SCT, so it might benefit those teaching approaches that are grounded in SCT.
It's hard to ask people for money when they don't directly feel the benefit or they might never tangibly benefit, so I realized some people would rather buy something.
When Betty Friedan and I taught classes together in the mid 1990s, she'd moved beyond The Feminine Mystique to what she called "the second stage," a time when men and women would reconcile their differences so all might benefit.
If so, how might it benefit adults?
It was Potrykus's brilliant and dogged pursuit of a way to coax beta carotene out of the common rice plant that led to biotech's one discovery (so far) that might actually benefit the third-world poor.
