Sentence examples for advantage conferred from inspiring English sources

The competitive advantage conferred by regulation may also channel problem gamblers into the legal sector.

This should offset any notional advantage conferred by the race having been run before.

However, the advantage conferred by the SMT enzyme was much less when Se was supplied as selenate.

Notably, CD47 was the only gene upregulated in CTCs versus the matched primary tumours, indicating a survival advantage conferred by CD47 expression for peripheral blood CTCs106.

When it was revealed that Galbraith was a pseudonym for J. K. Rowling, the book suddenly had the cumulative advantage conferred by the Harry Potter series and jumped to the top of best-seller lists.

The survival advantage conferred to individuals exhibiting such phenotypes enables those individuals to reproduce with relatively high rates of success and thereby pass on the successful genotypes to subsequent generations.

We extend the estimation of the components of partisan biasd, undue advantage conferred to some party in the conversion of votes into legislative seats to single-member district systems in the presence of multiple parties.

This might suggest multiple equilibria: a candidate initially anointed as the front-runner able to sustain such status solely by the fundraising advantage conferred despite possessing no advantage in quality.

BMPH also erases the seeming advantage conferred on workers by western Europe's minimum wages.Both versions of the real wage show large gaps in pay for similar work across economies.

So how does this square with the notion of an advantage conferred by losing control?

Specifically, the performance advantage conferred by a high degree of interactivity should be greater with articulatory suppression than without.