Sentence examples for usefully benefit from inspiring English sources

Clearly the example of the analysis technique shown here, the ballising process, relates to just one of a number of similar processes, which could all usefully benefit from similar treatment.

How many people could usefully benefit from those messages, now or later?

Those benefits are usefully hard to disprove, though in 1948 the economic case was helped by the games' shoestring budget.

They lend force to environmentalists' arguments and can usefully be fed into cost-benefit analyses.

35 37 Given the complexity of the effects of alcohol consumption on personal health, women could usefully discuss these risks and benefits with their physician.

Clinicians aiming to encourage intentions to breastfeeding might usefully focus on the health-benefits, convenience, and bonding aspects of breastfeeding to try and encourage positive attitudes.

In summary, the health benefits of preventive interventions are usefully presented in terms of the proportion of people receiving an intervention who benefit from it and their average years of life gained.

The lower fuel mass when compared with existing hydrocarbon fuels can usefully increase payload which in turn benefits the economics of oceanic transport and provides the opportunity to compete in new markets.

If the heat of combustion of the methane could be usefully employed, this would bring a twofold benefit of avoiding both CH4 release and CO2 emission from the production and use of the fuel thereby displaced.

Ron Krall, GSK's chief medical officer, thinks the trick is identifying which patients will benefit most from new treatments—or, equally usefully, which ones will have adverse reactions.

In the wake of this trial, the Independent Scientific Group on Cattle TB (ISG) concluded: "Given its high costs and low benefits, badger culling is unlikely to contribute usefully to the control of cattle TB in Britain and we recommend that TB control efforts focus on measures other than badger culling".