Sentence examples for provides no apparent from inspiring English sources

Using a simple game-theoretical model, I show how an online intermediary that charges sellers and subsidizes buyers may be adopted by sellers even if it provides no apparent long-term benefits to them.

It is shown that the two-scale analysis provides no apparent dependence on the two types of cell arrangements because of their equivalence under in-plane loading, whereas the full-scale analysis reveals that the local deformation in honeycomb blocks is highly dependent on cell arrangement.

The change was radical, creates obvious harms, and provides no apparent benefit.

The production of gongylidia by the cultivated fungi provides no apparent benefit to the fungus, but instead serves as a food source that is more beneficial to the ants than the regular hyphae of the fungus [ 39, 41].

In the concluding remarks the authors suggest that additional types of behavior also might be influenced by microbes but some religious rituals are the best markers of such effects because participation in them provides no apparent benefits to anyone but the hypothetical microbes.

However, charcoal filters provided no apparent capacity for reduction of smoke particulate phase components.

"For New Yorkers hosting holiday parties, this is the best way to give back to those in need after Sandy," VenueBook's chairman, Kelsey Recht, said in a news release, providing no apparent basis for the claim.

In the cases where species-specific programmes are evaluated and found to provide no apparent benefit to the target species, it is important to evaluate whether such conservation efforts may benefit other taxa sharing the same landscape with the target species.

Of nine species and guilds, none appeared to benefit from 50 m riparian buffers, response to an unmanaged scenario was mixed and expensive, and block-size restrictions (maximum harvest unit size) provided no apparent benefit and in some cases were possibly detrimental to bird richness.

In general, bare-ground habitats, such as sandy islands or dunes, provide no apparent variation in the physical quality of the nesting sites.

The religious rituals discussed in our manuscript and other irrational interactions are "special" because they provide no apparent benefits for anyone but the hypothetical microbes.