Sentence examples for advantage constituted from inspiring English sources

Thus, the economic advantage constituted by the improved feed conversion efficiency of the pelleted diet is clearly a factor which breeders will want to take into account.

The stimuli still have the advantage of constituting a set of nameable objects that subjects can easily produce on a verbal test.

The general offences also cover situations where the mere acceptance of such an advantage would constitute improperly performing relevant functions or activities.

We suggest that the bioprocess established in this study using the strain N92 could be an alternative for hydrogen production with the advantages of constituting low energy costs in fermentation.

Improved range of motion progression and exercise tolerance are other constituted advantages [ 9- 14].

New Yorkers obviously agree, except that in this instance the end run wound up working to our advantage and therefore constitutes a special case.

Latin American banana-growing countries, such as Ecuador and Costa Rica, have long argued that the preferential treatment given to the African and Caribbean growers constituted an unfair advantage.

Despite his failures, Tarrasch is best remembered for his books, especially The Game of Chess (1935), which developed and popularized Wilhelm Steinitz's theories while differing with the master about what constituted a small advantage.

Adds Ollivier: "This [expansion] probably constituted an important advantage for dogs feeding on human leftovers," as they hung around human settlements, perhaps serving as guard dogs.

Multi-criteria analysis (AHP) adopted for this study within Abidjan district facilitated multi-source data combinations, which constituted a real advantage.

Another major advantage was that each patient constituted his/her own control, and only one parameter (GH administration or not) was modified during the study.