Sentence examples for a dual advantage from inspiring English sources
Cell fate reprogramming confers a dual advantage of reducing scar tissue while simultaneously generating new cardiomyocytes.
The use of wastewater as a source of substrate has a dual advantage; first, the electricity produced is cheap, and second, it leads treatment of wastewater.
The excitation of plasmonic Fano resonances leads to a dual advantage in nano-photonics, in terms of local field enhancement and far-field spectral selectivity.
A mobile manipulation system offers a dual advantage of mobility offered by a mobile platform and dexterity offered by the manipulator.
In other words, the use of GO provided a dual advantage of both increased cellular Gd III) content and improved Gd III) potency.
This has a dual advantage for the cell; first, it provides additional checkpoints for the removal of unprocessed and potentially deleterious transcripts, which are less likely to escape post-transcriptional RNA surveillance.
Beyond the science and technicalities of the process, PlasCarb offers a possible dual advantage over how traditional materials and gases are produced: a happier environment and a commercial use for food waste from a range of industries including retail and hospitality.
Integrating species has a conceivable dual advantage; the environmental impact can be lowered through nutrient cycling and from an economic perspective there is potential for increased efficiency, product diversification and a higher willingness to pay for more environmentally friendly produced salmon.
Such a shift has the dual advantage of reducing reliance on trainee labor and improving career prospects in biomedical research.
Since the 1990s, Shell and other companies have explored putting liquefied natural gas factories on ships, a concept that has the dual advantage of reaching remote locations and avoiding the environmental concerns of land construction.
This has the dual advantage of producing a feature space that is both low-dimensional and highly robust.
