The phrase "advantage was also seen" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a benefit or positive outcome that was observed in a particular context or situation.
Example: "In the study, it was noted that the advantage was also seen in the participants' overall performance."
Alternatives: "benefit was also observed" or "advantage was also noted."
This advantage was also seen by van der Laan et al. [ 13].
A strong survival advantage was also seen for women with screen-detected tumours when adjusted for histological grade, which was again, attenuated when adjusted for lead time.
64 Formal direct evidence for an improvement in survival in BRCA1/2 carriers was reported for risk-reducing bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy (RRBSO), 66– 69 and a survival advantage was also seen in women with RRBSO after diagnosis of breast cancer.
Clinical benefits, including an overall survival advantage, were also seen in women who crossed over from placebo to letrozole after unblinding, indicating that tumors remain sensitive to hormone therapy despite a prolonged period since discontinuation of tamoxifen.
First, the category 'Experiencing pros and cons of ultrasound' highlighted that ultrasound was seen as having many advantages; however, it was also seen as contributing to increased medicalisation of pregnancy, to complex and sometimes uncertain decision-making and to parental anxiety.
The observed survival advantage in lobular carcinoma patients was also seen within stage I, II and III.
Matthew Miller showed deepest forest green to its best advantage on Tuesday but the muted colour was also seen at Oliver Spencer, Common, and YMC.
(#14 Medical professional) Being prepared was also seen as an advantage.
The fact that support was provided by a familiar person was also seen as an advantage.
(Staff nurse, Acute) However, on the Rehabilitation ward, relative independence from senior management was also seen as having some advantages, with staff valuing their insularity and internal community.
Interestingly, female dominance and the absence or reversal of the usual male advantage in body size are also seen in the lemurs and spotted hyenas, suggesting that masculinization of females and, hence a reduction in sex differences, may be common in female-dominated societies.
