The phrase "advantageous in reducing" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means something that is beneficial or helpful in reducing or decreasing something else. Example: Regular exercise is advantageous in reducing the risk of heart disease.
Whilst lower cholesterol levels arising from reduced DHCR7 activity may be advantageous in reducing the risk of heart disease and stroke, these effects are seen in later life and hence less likely to be a selective force in evolution.
This could be more advantageous in reducing the potential immunogenicity of the humanized Ab.
The use of sufficient initial tension is very advantageous in reducing the fatigue effects when cyclic loads are present.
In addition, the use of high pressure is advantageous in reducing contact time for a specified ethane conversion and thus reducing the catalytic reactor bed.
Fly ash cenosphere was most advantageous in reducing the density and thermal conductivity, while improving the tensile ductility of GLECC with only a slight reduction in compressive strength.
Additionally, we analyse the effects of varying cellular plasticity on the survival of the cancer cell population, and show that interestingly, increased plasticity, in certain cases, may be advantageous in reducing the survival probability.
Lightweight concrete and cementitious composites are increasingly studied by researchers due to their advantageous performance in reducing structural load and building's operational energy consumption.
The results also further validate the notion that chronochemotherapy is advantageous at least in reducing drug toxicity and thus should be integrated in the design of clinical protocols.
Overall, when considering heterogeneous samples of DWI offenders and longer-term outcomes, the strongest evidence suggests that exposure to BMI is not more advantageous than a CTL in reducing reconvictions and crashes.
Objectives: To study whether isometric shoulder endurance was more advantageous than isometric shoulder strength training in reducing pain and perceived exertion and to increase shoulder function through improved muscle endurance and strength.
These findings provide preliminary evidence that GSH is beneficial in reducing EE in caregivers, which is advantageous to family members with depression and caregivers.
