Sentence examples for refined benefit from inspiring English sources

Rate-adaptive sensors activated by changes in body position or myocardial contractility may provide a similar, and possibly a more refined, benefit.

Other airlines that have introduced or refined benefits for ultra-long-distance fliers include Singapore, Delta and United.

Country-specific studies that examine health worker preferences, financial priorities and responses to financial incentives would assist governments to modify and refine benefits and allowances.

And in the Sonatas in B flat (K. 378) and E flat (K. 380), they demonstrated that even Mozart's later, more refined style benefits from a measure of unbridled energy.

Mechanical refining benefits the enzymatic saccharification significantly.

Although the approach remains to be refined and sustained benefit with chronic stimulation demonstrated, it is exciting in that it may potentially leverage intrinsic mechanisms of plasticity and leave oscillations subserving physiological processes relatively unaffected.

Nonetheless, refined risk projections may benefit susceptible humans and animals living in areas of marginal C. gattii transmission.

Performance notably improved with experience and also highlighted that even previously validated dynamic algorithms will need to be refined to maximise the benefit of GGM.

The approach taken by The Partnering Initiative (TPI), as the commissioned consultants for the review, emphasises an analysis of the co-lead arrangement as an actual or potential cross-sector partnership which can be further developed and refined in order to benefit the Global Education Cluster.

In this work, these benefits are refined to improve the robustness of detection using sensitivity enhancement.

Over the intervening years there has also been a steady shift towards lower rATG dosing as experience has grown, refining the risk:benefit balance.