Sentence examples for advantage of preserving from inspiring English sources

This has the additional advantage of preserving the final mayonnaise better, as the citric acid also acts as a preservative.

They also retain the great advantage of preserving the reality of their paternal identity".

And though many patients can expect to outlive the treatment's effectiveness, hip resurfacing has the advantage of preserving enough healthy bone to allow for a future total hip implant.

These bromides sounded attractive to Virginia Republicans, and they also had the advantage of preserving Brat's ambiguity on other awkward issues that politicians, when they get to Washington, are forced to take stands on.

As an administrator, Gibbon writes, "His haughty and inflexible spirit could not discover, or would not acknowledge, the advantage of preserving an intermediate power, however imaginary, between the emperor and the army".

Nevertheless, the acronym PVS is deeply entrenched and "permanent" has the advantage of preserving it.

Remolding is exacerbated when gas expands upon decompression; the limited pressure core data available show the advantages of preserving the pore fluid pressure during core recovery and testing.

Compared with C1 C2 fusion, percutaneous anterior odontoid screw fixation has the advantages of preserving C1/C2 motion and being a minimally invasive procedure.

Surface-based brain imaging analysis offers the advantages of preserving the topology of cortical activation, increasing statistical power of group-level statistics, estimating cortical thickness, and visualizing with ease the pattern of activation across the whole cortex.

If grassland biomass (grass silage or hay) is used for energy purposes, this brings the further advantages of preserving biodiversity and the cultural landscape and protecting of soil and groundwater.

There are many advantages of preserving the integrity of radiology as a speciality, such as appropriate patient referral, skill in image interpretation and image-guided interventions, broad clinical perspective, technology mastery, recognition of technical artefacts, dose reduction techniques, standardised workflow, quality and safety issues, 24/7 services and clustering of equipment.