Sentence examples for a marked advantage of from inspiring English sources

A marked advantage of VOIP providers such as Skype is that they can be supported by either 3 G and wireless networks allowing maximum portability.

This is a marked advantage of our approach over STED, PALM and STORM.

The lack of dependency on a cellular objective is a marked advantage of this approach as the latter is difficult to define for multi-cellular organisms.

All of these factors support a marked advantage of CaV1 channels compared with CaV2 channels in signalling to the nucleus during steady depolarizations or action potential firing at moderate frequencies.

Where you prefer to unlock your phone is a matter of personal preference, really, but the rear positioning has a marked advantage on phones over five inches, making it possible to access via index finger without having to fumble around.

Compared with the other fluorimetric derivatization reagents, NPz possessed a marked advantage on the time consumption.

However, a marked advantage for processing MSF information was observed in LOC at all durations, indicating that the large response to MSF is a general trait of high-level visual processing.

Increasing the ratio of silica to collagen (0.25, 0.5, 0.75, 1.0, 1.55, 1.5 and 2.0 w/w) gave a marked advantage in terms of improving the water uptake and compressive modulus of the CS scaffolds, while also enhancing the biological stability and the turnover time.

That, after all, is precisely why the company is able to price these devices at $50. Content is the real money maker for the company, a marked advantage over the likes of Samsung and Lenovo, which, at least in part, utilize Google's content channels.

For its part, Crescenta Valley looked to come out invigorated in the second half, taking a marked advantage in possession and run of play for roughly the first 25 minutes.

Besides remarkable dispersibility, the Zn/Al complex does not foam upon any shaking treatment and it can be used just after quick dissolution of the powdered form, which is a marked advantage over surfactants.