Sentence examples for noticeable benefits from inspiring English sources

The use of high strength materials was found to have noticeable benefits in high-rise building construction.

Iranian negotiators have warned, however, that because of continuing competition among hardliners and more moderate strands in Iranian politics hardliners could be resurgent without noticeable benefits to Iran.

The first, he said, is to "start with big changes, not small ones," a strategy likely to yield immediate, noticeable benefits that inspire more positive change.

The study observes noticeable benefits due to adoption of SHLS such as reduction in kerosene consumption, increase in children's study hours, extended working hours of small businesses and income generation through mobile phone charging.

But there were other noticeable benefits to placing hearing dogs with deaf children.

This in turn will be supported by noticeable benefits, as suggested by many other researchers.

But perhaps the most noticeable benefit is a greater sense of control.

She felt buoyed by the noticeable benefit but did not detect patience on the part of the medical profession with measures still considered unorthodox in many quarters.

Four years later, it is becoming clear that system has so far produced little noticeable benefit to the climate — but generated a multibillion-dollar windfall for some of the Continent's biggest polluters.

With the presence of lead shielding, the NECR increases by a factor of 1.7 for high activity concentrations within the breast (>0.9 μCi/mL), while no noticeable benefit is observed in the range of activities currently being used in the clinical setting.

The beamforming technique has brought a noticeable benefit for the system performance.