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The phrase "a modest advantage over" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing two entities, indicating that one has a slight edge or benefit compared to the other.
Example: "The new model offers a modest advantage over its predecessor in terms of fuel efficiency."
Alternatives: "a slight edge over" or "a small benefit compared to".
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The IL-21R KO cells showed a modest advantage over wild-type controls (data not shown).
In human beings, revaccination with BCG confers only a modest advantage over single vaccination [ 16, 17].
We found that the dose response gradient was small and treatment had a modest advantage over control.
Except in RMSEA, the flat tripartite model of Dunbar et al. (2000) showed a modest advantage over the hierarchical tripartite model and the original two-factor model.
In this study, ultrasound imaging showed a modest advantage over whole-body fluorescence imaging for detection of small pancreatic tumor implants (tumors < 25 mm, Figure 4).
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In his second term, Mr. Obama has gained a modest advantage.
Northam had held a modest advantage in an average of major polls on Election Day.
There appears to be a modest advantage for the SSRIs compared to bupropion in the treatment of anxious depression.
A similar study that looked at response rather than remission also found a modest advantage for the dual action agents.
Relative to other antibiotics ceftazidime showed a modest advantage, whereas cefepime was associated with reduced P. aeruginosa killing.
Of course, art for art's sake has one modest advantage over its imposing rivals: it never gets old.
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