Sentence examples for unrecognized benefit from inspiring English sources

There is an unrecognized benefit for public schools in "scholarships".

But it turned out that the acid bath had an unrecognized benefit: it destroyed the mineral oil residue that had leaked onto the implants from the manufacturing equipment.

In this new mutualism, she sees another, largely unrecognized benefit for freelancers, those supposedly pajama-clad workers who often spend their days toiling at home alone.

There may be an unrecognized benefit to maintaining diverse endophytic fungi in leaf-cutter ant gardens, as suggested for microbiome diversity in general (e.g., [ 18]).

Andrew F. Russell of the University of Sheffield, Eng., and colleagues provided insight into previously unrecognized benefits of cooperative bird-breeding systems in which nonbreeding helper males assisted in providing food for offspring.

There are so-far unrecognized benefits of sourcing palm oil from smallholders that should be considered if genuine biodiversity conservation is to be a foundation of 'environmentally sustainable' palm oil production.

However, the protocol was equally effective for patients randomly assigned to propofol infusion, prompting further questions about possible unrecognized benefits that accrue from complete interruption (reduced need for vasoactive drug, less fluid administration, and spontaneous muscle movement).

Results included an $8 million, or 12 cents per share increase in net earnings resulting from previously unrecognized tax benefits and 3 cents per share benefit for lower than forecasted distribution center closing costs.

Sands' recent quarterly statement acknowledged the federal probes as well as negotiations with the IRS over "unrecognized tax benefits" highlighted by a tax audit of the company's Macao and Singapore casino earnings between 2005 and 2009.

One example of a common housing intervention that likely has unrecognized multiple health benefits is window replacement.

These observations, further explored by means of molecular modeling, reveal the previously unrecognized unpredictability of the benefits of multivalency, possibly because of poor accessibility of the viral targets to polymeric agents.