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Перевод: beneficial

[прилагательное]
благотворный; целительный; выгодный; полезный; благодатный

Тезаурус:

1. Even so, all that can be done here is designate a unit holder under 18, the child is only a beneficial owner.
2. These factors might well be seen as socially beneficial.
3. It is sometimes beneficial to compare our industry with other service industries.
4. For many years it had been thought that high fever had certain curative properties, and some patients were deliberately exposed to mosquitoes which were known to be carrying the malarial parasite in the hope that the resulting infection and high temperature would have a beneficial effect on the disease process.
5. The prospects for creditors were not good, but at least by the end of the classical period they were mitigated by allowing settled land to pass, during the lifetime of an indebted trustee or beneficiary, into the "beneficial possession" of a bonorum emptor .
6. All this work was done in close cooperation with Hofmann, and there can be little doubt that this was beneficial to both parties.
7. Recent research by La Roche has shown that vitamins and minerals can be beneficial in skin and hair products.
8. The essential point is that if two beneficial mutations, A and B, occur in different individuals in the same population, sex and recombination can bring them together in a single descendant.
9. a majority of the people we interviewed (the dissenters were clustered in one of the three health authorities) felt that the developmental CMHT was an imaginative and beneficial way forward in the Nottinghamshire context of the mid-eighties;
10. And in another case, decided in the same year, the Court of Appeal held that a mistress was entitled to a beneficial interest in the house she had shared with her lover even though he had left it to marry another woman.
11. The import of the Mallion lines could be considered the most beneficial thing that had happened so far in the breed.
12. As discussed in section 8.4.3, the bacterium Rhizobium spp. is one of the main bacteria involved in nitrogen fixation via its symbiotic relationship with leguminous plant species, and much work has been undertaken on the beneficial effects on crop productivity which may ensue if seeding with this bacterium is undertaken.
13. It cannot be expressed too strongly that the most beneficial results are obtained from pursuing the treatment until a return of symptoms occurs.