Sentence examples for advantageous only to from inspiring English sources
Cap-and-trade is advantageous only to energy companies with strong lobbyists and government officials who dole out proceeds from pollution certificates to favoured industries.
In practice, however, the protection of local industries may prove advantageous only to a small minority of the population, and it could be disadvantageous to the rest.
As such, some mutations may have been advantageous only to those cultures which dipped to such low densities, and analogously might be neutral or deleterious at high density.
By extending the size of the buffer, LSQMs are capable of well-reproducing the result of a traditional implementation without introducing new, empirically parametrized corrections; however, the use of a buffer necessarily cause LSQMs to become computationally advantageous only when applied to large systems.
Similarly, 10 months earlier, in Arkansas, Hindman brilliantly marched an army into an advantageous position, only to forfeit decision-making to subordinates once the fight at Prairie Grove got under way.
This is advantageous not only to the studies of the diurnal cycles of cloud processes but also to the precise determination of the zonal-mean meridional circulation.
We presume that longer alkyl groups are advantageous not only to increase the solubility but also to suppress intermolecular coupling reactions.
This feature is advantageous not only to medical science such as NCT, but also to the other research fields such as physics, engineering, biology, etc.
Thus, it is advantageous not only to predict CUP tissue of origin, but also give an indication of how likely it is that the prediction is correct.
The results indicate that RWH strategies in dense urban areas under Mediterranean conditions appear to be economically advantageous only if carried out at the appropriate scale in order to enable economies of scale, and considering the expected evolution of water prices.
While nurse uniform wearing practices are advantageous, only 49.2%% of the nurses reported to wearing a uniform.
