Small size is advantageous in these movements because, for example, the mean speed achievable on vertical structures is indirectly proportional to body length (Moya-Laraño, Halaj & Wise, 2002).
The growth of government jobs associated with rising incarceration offered the labor movement an advantageous opportunity for unionizing, but substantial privatization could endanger the prospect of successful organizing by transferring jobs to the private sector where organizing is more difficult.
Mahoney and Rood (1998) discuss several factors that may support establishment at high elevations relative to the water's edge including capillary rise, lateral subsurface water movement, and advantageous sequences of precipitation events.
If human interactions were primarily competitive, it would be advantageous to camouflage eye movements, as other apes seem to have done.
Using movement tracking was advantageous as this was a direct approach to investigating output processes involved in NW repetition.
L. Judson Morhouse, the Republican State Chairman, made an issue of 14 "major scandals" in Mayor Wagner's Democratic administration - Mr. Morhouse called them "advantageous to the Republican good-government movement" - before he was jailed himself for selling liquor licenses.
Awake craniotomy is considered advantageous to pregnant patients because subjective movement preserves the patient's motor function and reduces fetal exposure to anesthetics.
It would therefore be advantageous to study illusory sensation of movement with a non-invasive stimulation technique such as repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) [8] in healthy subjects who are deprived of sensory feedback.
It develops over time in the Cb, thereby permitting previously executed movements that have proved advantageous.
Fleming describes the move as advantageous to everyone.
The ratiometric nature of LAMP1 YCaM is similarly advantageous in live-cell studies where cell movement might otherwise interfere with fluorescence imaging.
