Sentence examples for present a benefit from inspiring English sources

MONTCLAIR KIMBERLY ACADEMY Joe Morton and Ben Vereen will present a benefit reading of "No Man's Land," by Harold Pinter.

Concert for the French-American Conservatory NEXT SUNDAY -- The French-American Conservatory of Music will present a benefit evening that begins with a concert by the French-American Chambendsrchestra and ends with dinner at the Russian Tea Room.

Geopolymers are versatile materials possessing excellent mechanical properties and resistance against aggressive environments, these materials present a benefit of improving simultaneously both the environmental and engineering performance as compared to classical conventional materials.

She is still dating Will, and suggests to him that in order to help raise funds for the academic decathlon team, the glee club should present a benefit concert at the school that will feature songs by "neglected" artists.

Given the demands on their time, survey topic or salience must be relevant and the survey must present a benefit to physicians in order for them to participate.

OUR LADY OF GRACE SOCIAL HALL Lenahan, celtic folk-rock band, presents a benefit concert for The Hudson School.

This is clearly due to the fact that for all the algorithm modifications presented, a benefit in a particular perceptual measure comes at the cost of a decrease in another perceptual score(s).

Lovett and Leja (2013) used pre- and post-questionnaires and found that only those students who received accommodations for test anxiety experienced a drop in anxiety, indicating that the use of test accommodations presents a benefit specific to those suffering from anxiety.

As NGS technologies have a high likelihood of unveiling causative and predictive information about clinical conditions related or unrelated to the primary goal of a study, return of results in this context is a dominant subject that could be perceived both as carrying a risk and presenting a benefit to participants.

(Monday night at Birdland Mr. Caruso is to present a special benefit for Nashville flooding relief efforts called Singin' in the Shower).

With this in consideration, we present a major benefit of our work: a sliding detection threshold.