"The change shouldn't only benefit individuals, but society," he said.
A paper by Kümmerer [94] later postulated that this chemical modification could be taken as an example for the "benign-by-design" paradigm since this molecule should not only benefit the patient but also show advantageous environmental properties.
The increase in signal to noise and the ability to operate at lower dose rates should not only benefit SBEM but also other techniques, such as FIB-SEM [8, 24, 25], which is limited by probe-penetration depth and detector sensitivity.
Such collaborations should not only benefit cancer research, but could also lead to new perspectives into macroecology as well.
This optimized assessment should therefore not only benefit the LE's assessing RTW-ES, but also other stakeholders involved in the RTW process, e.g. employer, employee and health professionals.
Those other kids will only benefit should the first daughters be their classmates, joined by the children of other limousine liberals who may take a cue from the first family and return to the public school fold.
Slow the axe, Gove should say, and we may not only benefit the Treasury, but stop the lawyers striking for a third time – and, longer term, convince those trainees considering criminal law not to give it up.
You should not bother making an introduction if it will only benefit one of the parties.
Prospect Heights and Greenwich Village saw only benefit.
It can only benefit him".
