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Meanings of beneficial in English

Promoting or enhancing well-being.

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Productive, conducive, helpful or good to something or someone.

Usage of beneficial in English
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Background: Growing evidence suggests that dairy products may have beneficial cardiometabolic effects.
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However, the beneficial effect of MPE remains unclear in prospective controlled studies.
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Potential beneficial and harmful effects of computer use by children are discussed.
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Honey is a natural product with many beneficial properties including antimicrobial action.
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Butyrate has several beneficial properties that are essential to maintain gastrointestinal health.
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The department of corrective services said letter writing was beneficial to prisoners.
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There are particular herbs with beneficial effects on the female reproductive organs.
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However, results from prospective studies failed to show a consistent beneficial effect.
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He also promised to negotiate a fair and mutually beneficial financial solution.
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Screening may be most beneficial for patients under 3 years of age.
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Therefore a double zone treatment may be beneficial to reduce ablation depth.
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There is, however, no evidence of any beneficial effect on myocardial ischaemia.
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The beneficial effects of fluoride on human oral health are well studied.
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Conclusion: LAGB is a very beneficial operation with an acceptable complication rate.
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However, no study has reported the beneficial effects of MB in SAH.
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Motor and cognitive outcomes suggest a possible beneficial effect on clinical outcomes.
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