The phrase "advantage from the availability" is not correct in standard written English.
A more appropriate expression would be "benefit from the availability."
Example: "Companies can gain a significant advantage from the availability of skilled labor in the region."
Alternatives: "benefit from the availability" or "take advantage of the availability."
To test the effects of CNOT elimination on MHC II expression in vivo, we took advantage from the availability of a Cre recombinase-dependent CNOT3 conditional knock-out mouse model (K. Kuba and Y. Imai, unpublished).
Taking advantage from the availability of nd5 sequences of Carabus in GenBank, we have conducted NP, 2P and 3P partitioning calibration analyses for the expanded nd5 dataset (58 sequences; Additional file 1: Table S2).
More recent methods now take advantage of the availability of genomes from related species to make predictions based on evolutionarily conserved sequences [ 22- 25].
a population bselection parameter (k>1 indicates an excess of polymorphism relative to divergence) We next took advantage of the availability of data from the 1000 Genomes Pilot project [ 23] to validate our results in a larger poulation sample.
Advantage can be taken from the availability of well-characterized NHP-EAE models, which can be used to test whether these paradoxes are due to technical shortcomings of the models or to inconsistencies in the current concept of MS pathogenesis.
In addition, we take advantage of the availability of uncompensated care data from 2002 and test the effect of adding this safety net activity to our analysis.
In this study we took advantage of the availability of about a dozen M. genitalium isolates from our previous studies [23] [25], which allowed us to do extensive genetic analyses.
A main advantage of the availability of genome-enhanced breeding values (GEBV) in dairy cattle comes from the improved accuracy in pre-selecting animals for breeding.
