The respondents consistently reported that a strong brand name is advantageous, particularly through providing a strong position toward health insurers and the (local) government.
In addition to securing advantageous positions for several people named Gage or Kemble, he also apparently assisted in the placement of some of his friends and political supporters, or their children.
Of course, it would be advantageous to have a well-known name starring in your movie, but learning to play to the strengths of the actors you do have will ensure that you've got a great filmed product.
Competitive threats exist and consolidation among some of the larger midtier names mentioned would be advantageous.
He says that sometimes retaining legacy names and methodology may be advantageous to mask the enhancement of products through nanotechnology.
The location of Tyr71, with an OTyr71 Ogua1 distance of 10.2 Å (see Figure S2 of the Supporting Information), is quite advantageous for a direct oxidation of guaiacol at the site named GUA1, while Tyr236 is 41 Å distant.
Allam, talking to the Guardian at his industrial generator factory last week, kept his pledge not to discuss his Hull Tigers name change plan, which he argues will be commercially advantageous, but which the FA has refused to sanction.
They just happen to have given names that don"t lend themselves to politically advantageous diminutives.
Furthermore, using orthographical features is advantageous because they provide information to detect the boundaries of the named entities [47].
Although semantic links can be defined in other ways (e.g., superordinate categories and their members), the use of exemplars is advantageous for the study of semantic effects, because exemplars share lexical representations (names), functional properties, and features.
