Sentence examples for a further attraction of from inspiring English sources

A further attraction of using NRF for this type of study is the extensive pedigree data available, assisting determination of frequency of recombination events between adjacent markers.

A further attraction of photothermal spectroscopy is that it facilitates the use of sensitive room-temperature optical detectors for infrared spectroscopy.

A further attraction of the cruciform model is that it could be envisaged to facilitate a "back to back" geometry of sister kinetochores, thereby enabling their efficient capture from microtubules from opposite poles.

A further attraction of the technique is that, for input X-ray energies from around 3 keV upward, a surface may be observed in air or in a controlled ambient such as a corrosive gas.

Condominiums would be a further attraction, he said.

The further attraction of CTVBs is that because they are freely available from administrative data, they avoid the need to collect measures of socio-economic status using population surveys and are immune to poor participation, and they are less prone to the ecological fallacy than census-based area deprivation scores when used as a proxy for individual socio-economic status [ 6].

And as London's – some would say the English-speaking theater's – premier playhouse for new writing, the Court has the added appeal of the "cool" factor, and the further attractions of the downstairs café/bar don't hurt, either.

One of the further attractions of PEPS is that the copyright of all articles rests with the author.

Comments from ACACON highlighted two further attractions of in silico methods: "To supplement the information level for lower tonnage chemicals with limited test information requirements" "As a 'glue' between in vitro data in ITS approaches".

A further recent attraction of these markets is the dominance of low-cost manufacturers that excel in lean times like these.

The advantages of this method led to its further attraction in recent decades.