Sentence examples for a general advantage from inspiring English sources

It is well known that no algorithm can hold a general advantage in terms of generalization capability over another one across all possible classification tasks.

A general advantage of each of these methods is that rather than generating alignments de novo, they perform profile-based alignments and their complexity scales linearly in time and have a minimal memory footprint.

As noted by Barton [ 21], "…although the basic theoretical framework is clear, we still do not know whether selection is generally strong enough, and has the right form, to give a general advantage to sex and recombination".

"It's not a general advantage or disadvantage".

Brueggemann said this did not necessarily translate to a general advantage.

In a telephone interview last week, however, Brueggemann noted that this did not necessarily translate to a general advantage.

While in this case, the 'cryptic fitness advantage' was attributed to negative frequency-dependent selection, a more general advantage to diploidy was proposed by Sellis et al. (2011).

These advantages included more time for individual feedback, greater acceptance by their tutors who were at the same learning stage not so very long ago and the tutors' profound understanding and personal identification with students' typical struggles, recently been identified as an important general advantage of PAL in other studies [ 27, 28].

Lieu points out that the reason Compaq bought out Tandem is because it wanted Tandem's sales and service infrastructure, a key Data General advantage.

The fact that completely unrelated phages manifest this phenomenon suggests that it confers an important and general advantage to the phages.

Another general advantage of a microchipped pet door is to prevent neighborhood animals sneaking into your house via the cat flap and snaffling your pet's food.