Sentence examples for advantageous in improving from inspiring English sources
Lift-up buildings are advantageous in improving the wind circulation in a congested and compact city.
This is especially advantageous in improving and optimizing the design of bioreactors and tissue culture.
The results indicated that the ultrasonic vibration introduced through water-cooled base plate was advantageous in improving solidification quality.
It is found that the stiffness nonlinearities could be advantageous in improving shock isolation in terms of absolute displacement and acceleration response when compared with linear elastic elements.
A relation of age and mortality with higher EWS scores has been demonstrated, and it was suggested that inclusion of age in EWS could be advantageous in improving EWS function [[29]].
SMA-Ral showed a release rate of 25% at intestinal pH (value) after 36 h, this in addition to the ability of SMA micelles system to cross the intestinal epithelium, would be advantageous in improving the dosage frequency of Ral [23].
The effect of the TCM in improving advantageous risk-taking decision making appears to have been related to the enhanced efficiency of the cognitive affective system, the PFC ACC insula striatum network, which functions to inhibit impulsiveness, to sensitize reward-related information, and to allow the opportunity, during risk estimation, to evaluate potential gains and losses.
The use of a backcross in the present experiment may have been advantageous over an F2 population in improving seed fertility of progenies derived from the hybrids with 5D 5B) aneuploids and in hastening the transfer of allosyndetic recombinants to a euploid background.
54 However, they could be advantageous for improving freeze tolerance in natural conditions of rapid freezing of microbes 20 and insect larvae.
Indeed CNTs possess useful features that can be advantageous in simplifying and improving the analytical process.
The encapsulation of active metals in microcapsules would be highly advantageous in maintaining or improving the reaction performance of an array of widely used chemical reactions.
