Sentence examples for advantageous developments from inspiring English sources

Opponents of the moratorium, speaking at a public hearing last week, said genetically engineered crops had produced the strongest and healthiest crops in history, and contended that the freeze would prevent New York farmers from sharing advantageous developments in the future.

Ms. Malinina's willingness, like that of thousands of other Russians, to take part in drug trials illustrates a remarkably advantageous development for the international pharmaceutical industry, which is running up against high costs and recruitment difficulties in the United States and Europe.

During follow-up, only a few hairdressers left their profession because of respiratory health problems and the ones who did had a more advantageous development in lung function.

This is also advantageous for development of these nanoparticles as a drug delivery modality for human use.

The self-regulatory approach can in fact be advantageous: the development of the Framework directly involved the persons it aims to guide, namely scientists, policymakers, research participants, and patients.

Including theoretical frameworks in order to structure research may be advantageous, the development and use of validated questionnaires and of objective measures of physical activity may also strengthen findings in future research.

The relative stability of GP T1 in the face of postnatal development can be advantageous for the development of neuroimaging protocols predictive of outcomes in neonatal intensive care infants.

It would be advantageous to develop an assay with a protein that is associated with the development of bladder cancer.

Stabilization of the LC by reducing vulnerability towards denaturants would thus be advantageous for the development of BoNT-based therapeutics.

This last design seems particularly advantageous for the development of a coitus-independent, on-demand microbicide product.

The understanding of the binding modes could be advantageous for further development of selective ligands for the CB2 receptor.