The phrase "advantageous change" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a change that provides benefits or improvements in a particular situation or context.
Example: "The new policy implemented by the company resulted in an advantageous change for employee productivity."
Alternatives: "beneficial change" or "favorable change".
Any advantageous change that can be produced incrementally, and whose advantage appears immediately, will almost certainly have been incorporated into the structure of bone.
"Everyone can together decide on a new short term disadvantageous but long term highly advantageous change".
But the biggest, and most advantageous, change he has seen over the past 35 years is the easy access to developer talent that can be bought in ad hoc according to the specific needs of the project.
In other words, technicians pose the problems and assume that the society should adapt to technology while, for a "real" and advantageous change we require to re-think the basic conditions of living together.
Those changes that happen by chance to make the organism suited to its environment and needs for life at that particular time and place enable it to successfully reproduce meaning to transmit the change to its offspring more frequently than organisms who don't have the advantageous change.
The Omnicom-Publicis tie-up would also have involved an advantageous change of tax residence but faced a series of problems, including anti-trust hurdles in China, which may also snag Pfizer.
One theme that runs through "The Infinite Mind" is that those with mental illnesses and neurological disorders experience suffering and social stigma -- and fascinating, often unexpectedly advantageous changes.
"I would say it's mostly barroom talk at the moment," said Richard Wrangham, a professor of biological anthropology at Harvard University and the author of "Catching Fire: How Cooking Made Us Human". His work suggested that cooking led to advantageous changes in human biology, such as larger brains.
Neutral and advantageous changes arise at rates u and v per cell division, respectively.
As expressed by Mayr [37], evolution during selection acts upon advantageous changes of the phenotype and not necessarily upon changes in the genotype.
We speculate that it is this process of spreading new advantageous changes by recombination that drives the homogenization of other sequences in PRDM9 ZF domains.
