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Except that Raschker has the potential advantage of a much earlier head start on the track.

Rotary pumps have the advantage of a much longer and more reliable duty life than pulsatile pumps.

The CGE results (titers) were comparable to single radial immune-diffusion (SRID), but the method has the advantage of a much faster time to results.

You are a lawyer representing a rock group, which wants to get out of its recording contract to take advantage of a much better offer.

Humez, who teaches women's studies at the University of Massachusetts, Boston, cites the "advantage of a much larger number of primary sources" than earlier students of Tubman.

The families, mostly middle- and upper-income, are traveling hundreds of miles to take advantage of a much wider selection of products at substantially lower prices than can be found in their hometowns in the Mexican states of Sonora and Sinaloa — even after the recent 30percentt devaluation of the Mexican peso against the dollar.

If it is confirmed that the same paramutation factors identified in Arabidopsis also play a role in maize, the LUC/LUC' system has the advantage of a much-simpler genome and abundant genetic resources.

The iPhone 3G S launched a few months ago, but AT&T users haven't been able to take advantage of a few much vaunted (and much needed) features as yet: MMS, Bluetooth file-sharing, and tethering are the Big Three.

This technique has the advantage of offering a much denser field of reconstruction than that provided by point tracking.

Anatomically defined curves have the advantage of providing a much richer expression of shape.

The newly developed MCMP method for calculating the study power has the advantage of being a much faster method than the traditional simulation and estimation procedures, making a pharmacometric model based power calculation more accessible.