Sentence examples for range benefit from inspiring English sources

Even people with blood pressure in the normal range benefit from lowering it — they are less likely to have strokes and heart attacks.

Narrow- and broadband optoelectronic devices in the 0.9- to 1.55-μm range benefit greatly from self-assembled InGaAs quantum dots (QDs).

The ERH posits that plants introduced into a new range benefit from the absence of their natural enemies, resulting in larger and more vigorous plants than in their native ranges (Crawley 1987; Maron and Vilà 2001; Keane and Crawley 2002; Jakobs et al. 2004).

The idea is to keep the engine operating in its ideal speed range, benefiting performance and, in particular, fuel economy.

In monastic cloisters it was the north range, benefiting most from winter sunlight, that was often used as a scriptorium.

The image is reconstructed on a logarithmic scale to accommodate the dynamic range benefits of AIM in a single output channel.

Yet, she persists in working for the long-range benefit of the scientific enterprise.

In one fell swoop last September, he landed the power forward the Bucks have needed for about a dozen seasons, unloaded an increasingly burdensome salary and turned what looked like a long-range benefit into instant gratification.

vii) That the results of the work of the Body will be of immediate or long-range benefit to a reasonable number of the interested Member Nations of the Organization.

From the beginning, the lab's work on micro-electro-mechanical systems (MEMS) was set up to have both near-term and long-range benefits for Lucent.

If many countries fall under authoritarian politicians who reject the long-range benefits of globalization for their own political purposes, the world can expect more wars.