Sentence examples for added advantage of having from inspiring English sources

His father, Mohsen, was an army general who had the added advantage of having graduated from the military academy in the same class as Gamal Abdel Nasser, who went on to become president.

The Cardio Detect® test was more sensitive in detecting AMI during the early hours of symptoms and has an added advantage of having a better NPV compared to TnT [35 37].

This tool has the potential added advantage of having the user apply the desired pressure in the absence of external support, unlike foam rolling and related approaches that require the device to be pressed against a firm object.

We have the added advantage of having three theaters and doing 18 to 22 productions a year.

"That's what the (c)(4 s were doing, but that kind of activity could be just as easily in a (c)(3), but it would have the added advantage of having tax deductibility attached to it".

In the case where Ik = Bk, another taxon, then P(Bi |Bk) and ε(Bi |Bk) are measures of the statistical association between the two taxa, ε(Bi |Bk) having the added advantage of having built into it the degree of statistical confidence that one may have about the association.

I returned to the high ridge, which had the added advantage of heading directly south toward Los Inocentes, and I felt gratified when it finally began to descend.

And she had the added advantage of being exotic: she seems to have drifted in from somewhere far east of Greece, bringing a swarm of nude winged urchins with her.

Such objectives have the added advantage of being less expensive; however, they also have lower light-gathering power making them more challenging to use for fluorescence applications.

Doing so would have the added advantage of prodding institutions to make their goals explicit.

Additionally, mushrooms have an added advantage of low probability to cause food allergy.