Sentence examples for advantage of promoting from inspiring English sources

Science is also how we manipulate nature to learn more about it, or in many cases, to utilize it to the advantage of promoting human interests (an exciting idea for a blog, but space won't allow it today. What do you think?).

These live vectors have the advantage of promoting robust immune responses due to their ability to replicate, and induce expression of genes at high efficiency.

Although SAA's strong evolutionary conservation and regulated expression implies that its function must be of significant benefit to the host, it has been difficult to explain the survival advantage of promoting cholesterol mobilization and efflux during a period of apparent decline in apoA-I-based RCT potential.

It also has the advantage of promoting a focus on psychosocial issues and facilitating continuity of care.

Experience also has the advantage of promoting nurses within the ranks and reserving the more menial tasks to the less experienced and younger nurses, thereby offering a manageable workload and flexible working hours.

Interestingly, for procedures such as repair of osteochondral lesions, such a complex construct would have the advantage of promoting ingrowth of native bone tissue, while optimizing the transition zone to prevent delamination of tissues at the cartilage-bone interface.

Some employers may take the view that the advantages of promoting LinkedIn within the workforce outweigh the risks of losing business when employees leave for fresh pastures.

UNICEF Executive Director Ann Veneman in her global statement in support of this year's World Breastfeeding Week stressed that the challenge "is to find creative and convincing ways at the community level to encourage breastfeeding and to provide national authorities with solid evidence of the advantages of promoting breastfeeding at the national level".

For example, high levels of fiber density, long projection distances, and complex white matter microstructure may implicate not only a high demand on the brain's material resources, but may also confer several "advantages" in terms of promoting shorter communication relays.

But now they do — and the television networks are all taking advantage of that, promoting hashtags on the screen and tossing to correspondents for "social media updates".

But the Chinese clearly come to see the place where Marx was born in 1818, and the local authorities try to take full advantage of it, promoting their city in China itself and with the travel agencies that serve Chinese tourists.