The phrase "advantageous events" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe occurrences or situations that provide benefits or favorable outcomes.
Example: "The company experienced several advantageous events this quarter, leading to increased profits and market share."
Alternatives: "beneficial occurrences" or "favorable situations".
It states that gene loss can be an advantageous event and thus can serve as an engine of evolutionary change [ 48, 49].
The most obvious prediction of the model would be that natural or evolutionary advantageous biological events following wounding would also favour cancer progression as a side effect.
Tortorella shuffled the lines to advantageous effect.
This approach is particularly advantageous because labeling events are rare, labeling is permanent, and one can identify labeled daughter cells (twin spots) based on color.
Therefore, cross-sectional designs' lack of 'temporality' may serve here not as a fault but as an advantageous feature, enabling event-factor as well as factor-event relations to be uncovered.
I look like a round log of cookie dough in a blazer – not advantageous at an event where 80% of the attendees are some level of gorgeous.
Given this characteristic, we believe that it is advantageous to separate reporting event-predicates from other happening event-predicates.
The use of satellite Synthetic Aperture Radar Interferometry (InSAR) for monitoring ground instability due to landslide events, although advantageous over large spatial scales, still poses challenges related to the recurrently complex kinematics of the phenomena or to the unfavorable settings of the examined areas with respect to steep topography and vegetated land cover.
These results show that although record reviewing has been proved very advantageous in finding adverse events, there is an important disadvantage: record reviewing is very time-consuming.
Wide-field optical microscopy is advantageous for analyzing rare events and low particle concentrations, as well as for high-throughput monitoring of multiplexed assays; however it has in general limited resolution and sensitivity for imaging nano-objects.
