Sentence examples for advantage to make use of from inspiring English sources

Therefore, there is no 2D advantage to make use of, and the LHR distribution will simply be zero minus the χ distribution, and LHR thus performs as bad as the two-tailed χ test.

However there are advantages to making use of resonators like those that make up the new design's memory, he says.

"Employers seem eager to take full advantage of this, to make use of their positive attitude and their skills.

Ms. Mitchell said she hoped to turn that situation into an advantage by finding ways to make use of attractive local programming on a national level -- which PBS's cable competitors cannot do -- especially in news and public affairs programs.

As there is a high demand for raw materials in the Soltau region, it is an advantage to be able to make use of good relations with neighbors and colleagues and thus avoid longer transport distances and higher transport costs.

By historic standards, the Democrats' current majority gives them a sizable advantage, but they have struggled to make use of it.

"The advantage these have is to do interisland cruising without foreign ports of call, and we want to make use of that advantage," said Colin Veitch, Norwegian's chief executive.

And they have kinship ties to key trading markets outside the United States, providing us with an advantage over trade competitors if we choose to make use of it.

But Duveen's team failed to make use of this advantage, preferring to ground their argument in the superior sensibility of their experts.

To make use of this advantage would improve the possibilities to understand the participants' experiences in their ordinary environments [ 41].

To make use of this advantage, we investigated both the efficiency of the knock-down and the employability of a functional assay using primary human umbilical vein endothelial cells (HUVEC).