Sentence examples for advantage of reporting from inspiring English sources

In this study, we used the reporter function of miRNA sponges that have the advantage of reporting miRNA activity instead of expression.

Once you're ready to analyze the data, you can take advantage of reporting and charting capabilities that the company claims are comparable to those found in high-end products like Cognos and Crystal Reports.

That means anyone can use its web-based platform to do things like manage their inventories, receive automated nightly reports, check out analytics of tour sales performance and take advantage of reporting tools with key industry tracking offerings like Nielsen SoundScan.

This was a feature that Elio also took advantage of, reporting that during a 6-month period more than 11,000 people expressed interest in investing in Elio.

The advantage of reporting both qualitative and quantitative data together without making assumptions about the "correct" data is that this approach contributes to "increasing the likelihood of arriving at a more thoroughly researched and better understood set of results" [ 62].

One advantage of reporting annual incidence estimates as opposed to first-ever incidence rates is that one can see clearly the continued presentation of acute meniscal tears, and unspecified and superficial injuries into middle and old age.

In 1996, all CoC-approved hospitals were required to report cancer cases to the NCDB, and in 2001, participation and the associated advantages of reporting to the NCDB were limited to those hospitals who had earned CoC approval.

Advantages of reported synthesis are, unlikely, other reported processes instead of batch scale operation, the combinatorial synthesis system can be used for continuous production, if required.

"60 Minutes" "fell short by broadcasting a now discredited account of an important story, and did not take full advantage of the reporting abilities of CBS News that might have prevented it from happening," Jeff Fager, who serves as both chairman of CBS News and executive producer of "60 Minutes," wrote in a statement.

Transcriptome analysis also has the advantage of only reporting actively expressed transcripts rather than just the presence of a particular sequence.

In the matters of homogeneity and conformity of the target volume, the results are in disagreement: some studies showed an advantage of VMAT, reporting improved conformity or homogeneity, while other studies observed better results with fixed-field IMRT.