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"We really need to accelerate the development of vaccines against herpes simplex virus, and if a vaccine designed to prevent HSV-2 infection also prevented HSV-1, it would have far reaching benefits," said Sami Gottlieb, a WHO medical officer.

"This is a really exciting time for sport and I personally believe the Games coming to Glasgow in 2014 will have wide reaching benefits for the country as a whole.

What Mendel learned from studying plants has had far reaching benefits outside of botany.

Rendering the world of Queen in virtual reality has farther reaching benefits than it being really freaking cool.

Author Naomi Klein said activists might see themselves as engaged in very local campaigns to protect the environment or fight against forced relocation due to a mine or dam, but their work has far reaching benefits. .

Insulin therapy in the newborn could also have more far reaching benefits.

Such data extraction for other drugs and/or conditions and its application to research has the potential for far reaching benefits beyond the study of antimicrobial prescribing.

Insight into the genetics that drive cell diversity is emerging fast and has already had far reaching benefits beyond basic science into neurodevelopmental disease research and stem cell therapies [ 9,10,11].

These gene expression tools have far reaching benefits for the entire poultry industry, including the identification of genes that may play integral roles in determining disease resistance, productivity and quality.

Green roofs integrate vegetation into infrastructures to reach benefits that minimize negative impacts of the urbanization.

Reaching this benefit was strongly predicted by both insulin change and weight loss.