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Our results suggest that in a multispecies environment transformation becomes advantageous by allowing bacteria to take advantage of the exogenous DNA in the shared DNA pool that originated from already adapted species.
It is industrially advantageous by getting improvement in carbon efficiency and yield as outcome.
The proposed system is made advantageous by its low cost, high efficiency, portability, and user-friendliness.
Contractual agreements that integrate provision of inputs and purchase of seeds were not portrayed as advantageous by producers.
In that sense, the high entropic cost of IDR binding can be advantageous by providing tunability to protein function.
Using adsorption for CO2 separation is advantageous by the ease of regenerating the adsorbent by being exposed to heat and/or vacuum [3].
By eliminating deleterious mutations and accumulating advantageous ones by assortment, a macronuclear lineage can recombine and test new combinations of genes in different subclones, all in the absence of sex or any contact between cells.
Thus, the fixation of an advantageous mutation by selection, for example, will cause the fixation of all other polymorphisms by a process known as "genetic hitchhiking" [ 10].
This behaviour may be advantageous because by spending the daylight hours in the dim light or darkness beneath the photic zone plankton can avoid predators that locate their prey visually.
It is noteworthy that the range where the fast transition is advantageous increases by using CT.
Instead, faced with tangible linguistic and cultural barriers on a daily basis, Peter always attempts to achieve a more advantageous position by giving Mary and ultimatum—'it's either them or me'.
