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Unlike GM crops, which mainly benefit farmers, functional foods are intended to provide benefits to consumers.

We discuss the design challenges and propose solutions for the radio interface and network architecture to fulfill these requirements, which mainly benefit from flexibility and service-centric approaches.

Businesspeople are suddenly less despondent.Mr Singh began with a small but bold cut in diesel subsidies, which mainly benefit the better-off.

But the government is wasting its time trying to second guess what would make these parents commit themselves to state education, throwing away millions on initiatives which mainly benefit the majority of middle-class families who do refuse, or are unable, to opt out.

The optimized formulation consisting of ~ 80%α-PC71BMα-PC71BM β1-PC71BM, and ~ 10% β2-PC71BM exhibithethe best PCE of 4.01%, which mainly benefits from the optimum morphology of P3HT-fullerene heterojunction film.

The mighty music business is in free fall — it has lost control of radio; retail outlets like Tower Records have shut down; MTV rarely broadcasts music videos; and the once lucrative album market has been overshadowed by downloaded singles, which mainly benefits Apple.

He was not known for sound economic management, however, and was often in deep trouble with the Washington institutions, especially over the Transgabonais railway linking his home region to the sea, which mainly benefited timber companies exploiting Gabon's quality hardwood.

With Turbo Boost, which mainly benefits applications that don't need all of the processor's cores, the chip can run at up to 3.5 GHz.

Peru shows that even a growth strategy and investments in education which mainly benefitted the urban sector helped the rural poor as well.

The system was set up because in the 1980s relatively more of the UK contribution went into EU agricultural support, which mainly benefited farmers in France and other Mediterranean countries.

The proposed technique dynamically re-allocates the downlink wavelength for the purpose of load balancing, which mainly benefits from guiding the traffic towards frequencies that deal with less or no congestion.