Sentence examples for advantage is linked to from inspiring English sources

This position of advantage is linked to the colonisation and dispossession of Indigenous Australians by the British in 1788 when Indigenous rights and occupancy were ignored ("terra nullius") and sovereignty and "ownership" claimed by the British monarchy whose authority prevailed in institutions, policies and practices [ 21].

Leaders of the study said the health advantages were linked to players' being outside in fresh air for several hours and walking briskly between shots.

A final advantage put forward is linked to anti-D supply.

This process has been called "species hitchhiking," as an analogy to genetic hitchhiking in which a variant of a gene spreads in a population over many generations not because it confers an advantage itself but because it is linked to a different gene that does (Wagner 1996; Levinton 2001).

As major exporters to the United States, these Asian countries worry about losing their competitive advantage, especially to China, whose currency is linked to the dollar.

In any case, the capsularisation hypothesis has the advantage of clearly indicating a risk that is linked to the increasingly capillary role of urban technologies and the various interfaces between "real" and "virtual" worlds.

However, we found no case of focal GRB7 amplification in HER2- cases suggesting that its activation is linked to the selected advantage conferred by HER2 activation.

The recurrence of this motif is linked to the inherent advantages resulting from backbone cyclization, which include increased resistance against proteolytic degradation, improved cell permeability, and tighter and more specific interaction with the respective biomolecular target.

However our dataset increased the number of markers available for R. decussatus with the advantage of being linked to known genes, facilitating linkage map development or gene mapping.

The cause of this early advantage could be linked to decreased apoptosis of the cells through decreased expression of the pro-apoptotic ligand TRAIL [ 51, 52].

However, cost advantage has been linked to certain Asian patients populations-especially those with small body size and with residual renal function-can benefit from lower number of CAPD exchanges (3 x 2-L exchanges as compared with 4 x 2-L exchanges or more in Caucasians).[ 18, 37] Based on these studies we cannot state which intervention is more expensive.