The phrase "advantage of reading" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the benefits or positive aspects associated with reading.
Example: "One significant advantage of reading is that it enhances vocabulary and comprehension skills."
Alternatives: "benefit of reading" or "merit of reading".
The advantage of reading Word files in this simplified view is speed in scrolling and editing.
I agree that you can read the paper anywhere, but the biggest advantage of reading online is the fact that you can send articles to others.
Opodo, meanwhile, will be pleased that their massive ad campaign has paid off, despite being lumbered with a foreign-sounding name (supposedly alluding to the "opportunity to do" things) which has the dubious advantage of reading the same when you turn it upside down.
"The advantage of reading widely," she notes, "as opposed to trying to formulate a series of general rules, is that we learn there are no general rules, only individual examples to help point you in a direction in which you might want to go".
Finally, it was demonstrated that verbal memory contributed to explain the advantage of reading over listening comprehension in Down syndrome.
The results of the study confirmed the advantage of reading over listening comprehension for individuals with Down syndrome.
We took advantage of reads spanning boarders between TE insertions and neighboring genomic regions.
Since the Skellam mixture model described above takes advantage of read counts information across all genes, including those with small number of SNPs (<10), it is expected to have better ability to detect AEI.
"German customers are passionate about books and reading, and just as we've seen in the U.S. and the U.K., we believe they will quickly embrace the advantages of reading on Kindle".
FlipFlop clearly takes advantage of longer reads: the longer the read the better the accuracy for all transcript levels.
Existing structural alteration detection tools are limited by their reliance on read-mapping tools designed for the short read-sequences produced by the original HTS technologies; they cannot take advantage of increasing read length.
