Sentence examples for offer no benefit from inspiring English sources
But newer research, also cited by the guidelines, shows that merely reducing consumption of saturated fats may offer no benefit if people merely replace those saturated fats with carbohydrates, as they often do.
Despite promise shown in the lab that the spermicide nonoxynol-9 may help prevent diseases like gonorrhea and chlamydia, the product appears to offer no benefit to women against sexually transmitted diseases, a new study shows.
"I think the average person can help by understanding that antibiotics offer no benefit for colds and flu and viruses," said Dr. David M. Bell, who works on antibiotic resistance issues at the C.D.C. "They should not be disappointed when the doctor does not prescribe them, and they should not demand them".
Combat is now highly mechanized, and what physical differences may exist between men and women often offer no benefit to either side or may even give an advantage to women (he notes the case of jet fighters).
However, a relationship has been proposed between some species of methanogens and infections in the mouth, and Nanoarchaeum equitans may be a parasite of another species of archaea, since it only survives and reproduces within the cells of the Crenarchaeon Ignicoccus hospitalis, and appears to offer no benefit to its host.
Pre-mortem interventions have been criticized, since they offer no benefit to the patient (the donor).
This depresses future earning power, and keeps blacks over-represented in jobs that offer no benefits or retirement plans.
But because many illegal immigrants work in low-wage jobs that offer no benefits, and cannot qualify for Medicaid, they use emergency rooms as their primary source of routine and critical health care.
However, in regions where fossil fuels are the main sources of power, electric cars offer no benefits and may even cause more harm, the report said.
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The point is not to suggest that broker-dealers offer no benefits, rather that there is simply no basis for Litan and Singer's estimates of any such benefits.
