The phrase "advantage upon" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is not a standard expression and may confuse readers.
Example: "He had an advantage upon entering the competition, which helped him secure first place."
Alternatives: "advantage over" or "benefit from".
These conditions represent an advantage upon which Mexico could build environments favourable to innovation and social and economic development.
Multiple genes, which confer selective advantage upon cancer cells such as tumor suppressors, adhesion molecules, inhibitors of angiogenesis and repair enzymes are silenced.
Episome, in bacteria, one of a group of extrachromosomal genetic elements called plasmids, consisting of deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) and capable of conferring a selective advantage upon the bacteria in which they occur.
More generally it is important to discuss the impact of cumulative advantage upon how individual careers evolve and are evaluated.
The lower CMC of MePEG20-PCL80 MePEG40-PCL60CL60 indicatheirhigherigher thermodynamic stability, representing an advantage upon injection into body fluids.
Based on the dominant low environmentally-friendly culture, environmental and cultural resources are gradually deteriorating, leading thus to the jeopardization of the comparative advantage upon which the tourist product is based.
Taken together, these results show that control by overall feedback inhibition confers several functional advantages upon unbranched pathways.
Our results also demonstrate that XeCl laser treatment has several advantages upon annealing at high temperatures in the Nd YAG crystal quality improvement.
Finally, on the basis of two former probe which exhibits some advantages upon each other, a new probe design is proposed which recoveries those features.
Katherine Rourke Bonnem Bronxville, N.Y., Nov.17, 2009 To the Editor: In his recent article about the evolutionary origins of religion, Nicholas Wade claimed that atheists would be reluctant to accept that religion might have conferred some adaptive advantages upon our ancestors.
The new, simplified, one-step process has been the subject of some criticism, however, as it placed greater constraints on public participation and bestowed more advantages upon nuclear operators.
