The phrase "advantage of missing" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a benefit or positive aspect of something that is absent, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "There can be an advantage of missing certain events, as it allows for more personal time."
Alternatives: "benefit of absence" or "upside of missing".
In this convenient procedure, not only the rules of evidence but the limits of plausibility are unmistakably stretched.And this doesn't work to the advantage of Miss Rogers, who plays the noble dame, nor Mr. Morgan, who has to act the anguish of a juryman smitten by love.
Their third followed five minutes later, when Ben Foden took advantage of Exeter missing his up-and-under, and he sent Tom Wood galloping home.
I didn't settle". World number two O'Sullivan took full advantage of Steadman missing simple blacks and also showed flashes of his best form in the first session.
"Because migrant sex workers, particularly Asians, are quite quiet, police take advantage of this missing voice," she said, explaining this makes it easier to label these workers as victims of human trafficking.
However, we decided that the advantage of not missing the fractures of the distal radius with an ulnar styloid fracture coded by S52.60 outweighed the disadvantage of including the less frequent distal radius and metaphyseal ulnar fractures.
The advantage of this missing data approach over typical software default options, such as listwise deletion, is that the full-information approach provides more appropriate parameter estimates and standard errors when the data are missing-at-random (MAR).
By contrast, the persistent sense of turning exhibited by Drosophila has the advantage of reducing the probability of missing nearby targets by increasing the likelihood that territory will be revisited [8].
Even though using the highest occupational status of the parents has the advantage of reducing the numbers of missing, it does not facilitate an assessment of gender influences in the association between the prevalence of repeated drunkenness and parental occupation.
Surely, Mr. Martin will take advantage of these missed opportunities on his next voyage to this magical place.
Although the air was still thick with humidity when I got outside, I decided to take advantage of having missed the storm to walk home through Central Park.
