Sentence examples for unknown benefits from inspiring English sources

[link] The people of New York have decided they value the (known and unknown) benefits that a wilderness landscape provides.

Gene variants associated with an increased risk for type-1 diabetes and rheumatoid arthritis may confer previously unknown benefits to their human carriers, say researchers at the Stanford University School of Medicine.

The Private Members Bill, brought forward by Labour MP Nick Thomas-Symonds, calls on the Secretary of State – currently Jeremy Hunt – to fill the gap and seek new licences for drugs when research shows they have new, previously unknown benefits.

The question isn't, "Should we be doing this?" It is, "Should we be publicly subsidizing it?" We could say that you can have a basic package of health insurance, and if you want to buy coverage for other services with unknown benefits or with benefits that are potentially negative, that's up to you.

While genetic engineering may have a role in helping future algae production succeed, the majority of algae species have yet to be identified or characterized and the genetic diversity of these unknown species may offer significant but currently unknown benefits for bioresource production.

The unknown benefits of many more drugs are just waiting to be discovered, he says.

But the heart disease risk variant is so extraordinarily common that it may confer some unknown benefit.

The plaintiffs claimed, as a fundamental aspect of constitutional due process, the right to choose to take medication of unknown benefit and risk that might potentially be lifesaving.

The authors of one such study concluded that there was a "tendency in humans to be less cautious when using new devices of unknown benefit because of overly positive attitudes associated with new technology and novel devices".

Or the therapy may have some unknown benefit on the immune system itself.

It may be the case that some risk alleles are positively selected individually or as components of an abstract biological function due to a presently unknown benefit they confer on the host.