Sentence examples for Distinct merits from inspiring English sources

While not a fashionable perspective, this has distinct merits, among them that it satisfies the human appetite for an intelligible story.

It will also allow investors to evaluate the separate investment identities of each company, including the distinct merits, performance and future prospects of their respective businesses.

Each of these approaches has distinct merits and limitations, and are at the early stages of investigation and development.

The distinct merits of the InterMine framework have inspired us to develop TargetMine, an integrated resource for retrieval of target genes and proteins for experimental characterisation and drug discovery.

The two heterogeneity quantifying statistics have distinct merits in quantifying heterogeneity.

We conclude that the WBE model had the distinct merit of shedding light on some important features such as conduit tapering.

Obviously, this is a political attack more than a diagnosis, but Christie's comments do hold one distinct merit: It's true that sleep and decision-making go hand in hand, an important fact to keep in mind before someone chooses to, say, make an important political call.

On the other hand, a distinct merit of this system is robustness to the interaction detection over longer distance.

However, its dentition and cranium structure were held sufficiently distinct to merit elevation to its own genus, Allocebus.

Both Dungeons & Dragons and Advanced Dungeons & Dragons are Origins Hall of Fame Games inductees as they were deemed sufficiently distinct to merit separate inclusion on different occasions.

We therefore prefer to recognize each of Clades N5 N7 as a distinct entity meriting equal rank, rather than combining them into the expanded genus Ponerorchis sensu Jin et al. [ 28].