Ur-Nammu also did much for the layout of the city, which then benefited from a Neo-Sumerian revival.
The young d'Offay got his interest in art from the Leicester museum, which then benefited from the European eye of émigré curator Hans Hess.
Moreover, the interaction of BiPO4 and WO3 could also extend the region of the absorption spectrum, which then benefited the improvement of photocatalytic activity.
Reduced to a bumper slogan, Ms. Borsook writes, bionomics states that "the economy is a rain forest"; in other words, it suggests that "no one can manage or engineer a rain forest, and rain forests are happiest when they are left alone to evolve, which will then benefit all the happy monkeys, pretty butterflies and funny tapirs that live in them".
In the current study and in our previous study [39], CRNK-16 bearing rats eventually developed disseminated tumors in various organs [38], which could then benefit from the release of such pro-angiogenic and invasion-promoting factors.
There must be room in the constitution for this sort of statute on cross-border cooperation, which will then benefit many millions of people.
However, in the response to Lm-2W described here, expression of OX40 is restricted to cells with an effector phenotype, which then specifically benefit from Ab-ligation of the receptor.
The toll revenues provided a key support for the Danish economy, which then also benefited from reduced competition from the trading centres of the Hanseatic League (a north German trading confederation).
Here's the deal: Since most clean energy project developers are too small to have a large tax appetite, they partner with larger financial institutions to fund the project, which then claim the benefit on the project's behalf.
Wedding Party wants to offer a better wedding experience for the guests first, which then, in turn, will benefit the couple being married.
