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Eco-morphological analyses revealed that Sarcocheilichthys variegatus microoculus from rocky and pebbly zones differed in morphology and diet, and that populations from rocky environments had longer heads and deeper bodies, which are expected to be advantageous for capturing cryptic and/or attached prey in structurally complex, rocky habitats.
Besides, semi-dwarf plants often show the 'erect leaf phenotype', which is advantageous for light capture (Sakamoto et al. 2006).
Fast binding kinetics is advantageous for rapid capture of toxic metals in the GI tract to minimize reabsorption back to the body.
This direct electrochemical capture of CO2 is a low-energy, low-temperature process and the combination of the mild capture/release conditions with a nontoxic and cheap industrial pigment make this route potentially advantageous for carbon capture and utilization processes.
For example, it might be advantageous to capture varying degrees of activation by contrasting signatures of cells that are resting and activated in vitro.
The blending of tertiary amine seemed advantageous for carbon dioxide capture process.
Coevolution within predator-prey interactions has led to adaptations that are advantageous for either prey capture or predation avoidance.
This proline-directed fragmentation was advantageous because it captures the sequence diversity of the H2B tail.
On the other hand, sensor nodes deployed in an unattended environment lack prior knowledge and hardware shielding, which is advantageous for an adversary who wants to capture and comprise them.
Therefore we favor a model in which A. machipongonensis cell density, as revealed by RIF-1 concentration, provides S. rosetta with an indication of conditions under which rosette colony development would be advantageous, for instance by promoting more efficient capture of planktonic bacteria (Kreft 2010).
As stated above, the capture technique may be advantageous for using PR3-ANCAs as a predictor of and surrogate marker for a vasculitis flare [ 29, 31, 45].
