Sentence examples similar to a contributing advantage from inspiring English sources

An additional advantage of increased bulk density of the graphitized rod was emphasized by both inhibitors, catalytic carbonization and graphitization performed by the inhibitors contributing such advantages.

They argued that in patients with Salmonella bacteremia rapid release of Salmonella from leukocytes by bile might be a very important factor contributing to the advantage of bile as a culture medium.

Thus, addition of azathioprine does not contribute any advantage in the middle term.

Some of these proteins could contribute a physiological advantage under drought, making them potential targets for natural selection.

However, the perception that BIM could provide the company with a competitive advantage contributed to a more multi-faceted view of BIM.

Some of these proteins may contribute a physiological advantage under conditions of drought, making them potential targets for marker-assisted selection for drought tolerance.

Likewise, businesses will need to take a strategic approach toward any technology adoption, asking if the solution, service or appliance will fulfill the needs of customers and contribute a competitive advantage in the marketplace.

Hence, under our experimental conditions, removal of S from the cultures does not contribute a significant advantage over nutrient-replete media under LL.

Hypermethylation of isolated individual repressed genes may also contribute a growth advantage to cancer by preventing their activation at later stages of carcinogenesis or progression.

Although PEL cells have full growth autonomy, the coculture significantly increased the resistance to apoptosis and contributed a proliferative advantage to PEL cells (Fig.  4).

It therefore appears that ulaGL has been retained only in particular Gram-positive genomes where it may contribute a fitness advantage.