Sentence examples for advantage of a process from inspiring English sources

This takes advantage of a process called RNAi, which has only been discovered in the past decade.

Malware has bypassed Apple's safety controls by taking advantage of a process used by employers to add apps to workers' iPhones and iPads.

Andrew Evaskovich's petition took advantage of a process put in place by Congressin 2000 that allowed groups of workers to secure benefits if they could show that they worked at a nuclear facility, that they had a cancer linked to radiation and that lab managers failed to accurately keep track of their exposures over time.

But in the larger scheme, a printed book remains an object of the 1500s, with all the advantages of a process perfected across the centuries.

This property is of particular advantage for a process with reduced expression during initial cell growth followed by the production phase at low temperature with a boost in expression.

It can be demonstrated that direct laser interference lithography is a facile and efficient technology with the advantage of a single process procedure over macroscale areas for the fabrication of micro and nano structures.

And beyond that plans for a Simpsons movie are well under way: "We're trying to tell a story that we wouldn't do on television and take advantage of a longer process and a more ambitious process for animation," says Groening, who looks uncannily like a live version of a character from Springfield, the fictional town where the show is set.

The advantage of such a process is to prepare densified ceramic materials in a very short time, while keeping the materials internal porosity.

The new technique takes advantage of a biological process known as recombination, where a segment of DNA is swapped out for an almost identical piece.

RNAi takes advantage of a natural process in cells, in which the presence of a short piece of double-stranded RNA leads the cell to destroy messenger RNA that matches its sequence.

To deliver the new DNA, Jones and his colleagues will use a well-established method called transformation, which takes advantage of a natural process by which bacteria transfer DNA to plants.