Sentence examples for a likely advantage. from inspiring English sources

The subset of data presented in Table 2 illustrates that key paralogs in a species are indeed related to important features of the organism, giving it a likely advantage in the competition for survival.

The ability to analyze multiple discontinuous DNA domains that act in concert to regulate expression of a gene such as appb appears a likely advantage of the enhancer-trap BAC approach.

While a likely advantage with regard to tolerability, this may indicate that at the site of induction for the immune response, which could be at the injection site, regional lymph nodes or more distant splenic or hepatic sites, GM-CSF levels were too low or transient to impact the induction of the immune response.

The Ottoman entry into World War I resulted from an overly hasty calculation of likely advantage.

8 43 p.m. | Updated CBS came close to matching the audience levels of the two most-watched television events of all time Sunday night, turning an electrical failure in the New Orleans Superdome into a likely ratings advantage for its coverage of Super Bowl XLVII.

Therefore, the competition between SMN2 cis-splicing and trans-splicing is likely reduced, providing a potential advantage to trans-splicing in the SMN context compared to other alternatively regulated exons that retain fully functional splice sites.

Americans' disaffection with Washington continues unabated, but polls differs on whether that means a big "likely voter" advantage for Republicans.

A third type of farmer, one that proved a likely beneficiary of the advantages offered by the MCT, lived close by.

This provides companies like CLF an opportunity to take advantage of a likely increase in higher iron ore prices.

The campaign recalls Russia's insertion of its soldiers into Ukraine at key moments in the war there: a jolt of military force to give its proxy a battlefield advantage before a likely round of diplomatic negotiations.

Both sides are manoeuvring for advantage in a likely election campaign barely a year away, with Labour's successes and failures on public services set to be the dominant issue, as it was in 2001.