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The LU method is particularly advantageous for systems with large number of equations, such as for chemical and thermal nonequilibrium flow.

These data suggest that the absence of the CBM might also be advantageous for systems using constitutive expression of TrCel5A.

Smaller system size is, of course, advantageous for system persistence, because it is easier to maintain complete metabolic neighbourhoods of small radii (i.e., of small h) with fewer replicator types required to cooperate (Result h).

The method is particularly advantageous for nonlinear systems, since there is no requirement for nonlinear identification.

Along the same lines, the HDS image reconstruction approach is also advantageous for imaging systems where complete time-resolved data sets are not acquired e.g. with time-gated ICCD cameras where each time-gate must be acquired sequentially since it allows this trade-off without explicitly making measurements at each time gate.

For those countries which depend heavily on electric energy that is imported or produced from oil, mass use of electric vehicles is not necessarily advantageous for the system as a whole.

Reducing dimensionality further to nanowires, for example, may prove to be advantageous for this system in terms of efficient annihilation of point defects and enhanced photon collection due to the large surface to volume ratio.

Since the high clustering of connections between nodes in the same module will favor low wiring cost, modular networks may be of the property of small-worldness which is advantageous for nervous system design [ 32].

Note that a weak correlation between the channels to different antennas is advantageous for SU-MIMO systems [43], while the capacity of MU-MIMO systems with single-stream transmission per user increases with the antenna correlation [44].

However, a high polysaccharide concentration can be advantageous for drug delivery systems.

Recycling subspaces is also advantageous for subsequent linear systems, if the matrix changes slowly or is constant.