Sentence examples for advantage acquired from inspiring English sources

Suppression of mitochondrial energy metabolism in breast cancer cells would potentially counteract the aerobic glycolysis advantage acquired through metabolic reprogramming.

The advantage acquired at the highly linked regions is the most important aspect of Simpute and is why Simpute is the most helpful program in global genome sequencing projects.

A significant decrease in the number of BrdU-labeled proliferating CRO-AP/3 cells was observed in IFN-α2b-treated cocultures compared with untreated ones (ANOVA, P ≤  0.001, treated vs. untreated cocultures, all time points except 24 h), indicating that administration of this cytokine could also limit the proliferative advantage acquired by PEL cells in coculture with mesothelial cells (Fig.  5C).

Also, there is some point at which a quantitative advantage acquires a qualitative dimension, and this advantage cannot be neutralized solely by relying on a technological gap between the weapon systems themselves.

When competitive advantages (the final objective of the organization) and fuzzy weights of the advantages are acquired through F-AHP, surveying lean attributes is under consideration afterward.

They never knew that there was any advantage to acquiring citizenship and passing it on to their children.

The advantage of acquiring Smithfield is that it would give Chinese consumers greater access to imported meat that meets stricter food safety standards.

He's now doubled his advantage by acquiring the Timbers' defender Pa Modou Kah – the player has already impressed in pre-season warm ups – with Uruguayan defender Diego Rodriguez poised to help fill the gap left by out-of-contract defender Andy O'Brien.

The older students, motivated to attend college after a couple of years in dead-end jobs, help the younger ones see the advantage of acquiring a marketable skill and earning a college degree.

*European-based oil giants like Shell and BP are taking steps to end the burning off of natural gas at oil wells -- both to mollify environmentalists in their home markets and in hopes of selling the gas and gaining a competitive advantage by acquiring a greener image.

Precisely how and why human bipedalism evolved remains an area of fierce scientific debate, but the sticky-fingered chimps of Bossou suggest that an upright walking style might have given our ancestors an advantage in acquiring scarce but highly valuable foods.