Sentences with phrase «broad reaching benefits»

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Cook - Deegan long has advocated that the public would benefit most if UC and the Broad reached a peace treaty and agreed to share, through what's known as a cross-license agreement, in the CRISPR spoils.

The fact is that many disabled students don't even reach the point at which they could benefit from the cornucopia of unbiased grant money, but more diversity in research personnel only means a broader scope of research approaches and results.

In fact, if you go to the omega - 3 fat page on GreenMedInfo.com, you will see a list of scientific studies supporting the benefits of omega - 3s for 254 different diseases, which is powerful proof of their broad - reaching scope.

In this article, I'll share everything you need to know about accessible eLearning as well as the accessible eLearning benefits and 9 tips on how to develop accessible eLearning content, so that you can not only reach a broader eLearning audience, but also do your little part in enabling more individuals to achieve their personal or professional goals while learning in a comfortable eLearning environment.

The breadth and reach of the program has expanded with an aggressive outreach for public and corporate support that allows Calhoun to benefit a broader audience of institutions, raising awareness and providing education with a hands - on initiative to improve food service for children.

This deal would expand the digital reach of these papers and allow a broader audience of readers who have some form of tie to the region — former residents, or readers whose parents still live in Denver, for example — to continue to benefit from the serious journalism that takes place in those regions.

These results demonstrate the benefits of Activision Blizzard's seamless integration, increased profitability, expanded global reach, and broad portfolio of powerful franchises.

But while «climate change represents a simple and broad - reaching message that can be boiled down to a couple of ideas, (the nitrogen cycle) represents an incredibly diverse array of benefits and problems that play out in different ways depending on where you are.»

Participants receive direct, tangible economic benefits on their utility bills, participations is within reach for a broad group of customers, utilities engage their customers and stakeholders in development and implementation, and programs are flexible to account for portability and transferability.

One important piece of information — in addition to these values above — is that the default figures used to reach the broader conclusions of the paper didn't include benefits to the distribution grid.

Meaningful inclusion supports children with disabilities in reaching their full potential, resulting in broad societal benefits.3

Under [South Australia's] approach, and any approach that tries to reach broader settlements that incorporate non-native title benefits, this is questionable.

Although home visiting has enjoyed broad bipartisan support across all levels of government, it reaches only a small share of families who stand to benefit.