Sentence examples for advantageous display from inspiring English sources

The women had only just met, but they were already discovering that they had more in common than good manners and good legs, which were both on advantageous display.

The spectra show a wide flat region from visible light to near infrared wavelength, which can improve the utilization range of light and is advantageous for display and solar cell applications, while the transmittance of ITO films displays dramatic fluctuation over the region of visible light [7].

We have also found in our study that narrow band emission sources in tuned microcavity OLEDs exhibit larger enhancements in light out-coupling efficiency accompanied by small changes in color with respect to viewing angle compared to broad band emitters which is advantageous in display applications.

It would be advantageous to display RNA nanoparticles of diverse shape and size derived from a given primary sequence.

For many data sets arising from analytical procedures, it is often advantageous to display the distribution of the data set visually, to aid in the identification of potential outliers.

It's an outlet, a mutually advantageous show.

Natural pigments not only have the capacity to increase the marketability of products, they also display advantageous biological activities as antioxidants and anticancer agents (Stahl and Sies2005; Kong et al.2010).2010

Synthetic hydrogels display advantageous physical properties, but are challenging to modify with large peptides or proteins.

It would be advantageous to incorporate display of tracts into interventional magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to guide surgery.

We here demonstrate that the targeting of CypA by a peptide targeting the AIF-binding site on CypA acts as a multitarget neuroprotectant without apparent toxicity effects, and could therefore display advantageous pharmacological profiles.

Among them, the TTT stationary phase displayed advantageous resolving capability over the TDT and TFT phases for a wide ranging analytes from apolar to polar, particularly for structural and positional isomers, including alcohols, phenols, halogenated and alkylated benzenes and naphthalenes.