The phrase "seemingly beneficial" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is an adjective used to mean appearing to be or probably beneficial. For example, "The policy changes appeared to be seemingly beneficial, but ultimately had negative implications."
Even seemingly beneficial radical cognitive enhancement would, by increasing the moral status of the enhanced, bode ill for the residual humans – pre-post-people.
Such biased risk assessment may lead companies to start seemingly beneficial projects which later show an unfavorable benefit cost ratio, indicating that they should have never been undertaken in the first place.
The EPA is a fruitless attempt to reach a seemingly beneficial agreement, which risks become yet another unpopular global trade policy.
Chronic "medication" of an experimental cohort could have a seemingly beneficial effect if it merely reduces nutritional intake due to a perceived noxiousness of this "medication" for the model organism.
Although findings from the current analysis were not perfectly consistent with our research hypothesis, such seemingly beneficial survival effect of diabetes is not unique.
Thus, these seemingly beneficial effects of loss of muscle autophagy on glucose and lipid metabolism could be a secondary adaptive response in response to organelle damage induced by the loss of autophagy.
However, while most published research has focused on seemingly mutually beneficial relationships, little is known about how a plant can attract beneficial visitors and at the same time hide from floral antagonists that might cause harm.
Torre's insertion of Johnson at first base twice a week has seemingly been beneficial for Johnson and Giambi, who does not mind being the designated hitter in those games.
While agency officials insist that all of their spending benefits both states, a Port Authority study of spending since the agency was created in 1921 showed that 45percentt went to projects within New York and were seemingly more beneficial to it while 27percentt was spent in New Jersey.
One seemingly important beneficial effect of a lower fatty acid uptake is that less intracellular substrate is available for ectopic lipid synthesis in skeletal muscle, thereby limiting the accumulation of lipid intermediates, like diacylglycerol and ceramide, that have been linked with suppressed insulin action (36– 36).
Distinct mechanisms of Nrf2 activation by seemingly harmful and beneficial reagents provide a molecular basis to design Nrf2-activating agents for therapeutic intervention.
