The phrase "advantageous opening" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a favorable opportunity or situation that presents itself, often in a competitive context.
Example: "The team capitalized on the advantageous opening created by their opponent's mistake."
Alternatives: "favorable opportunity" or "beneficial chance".
Had the Kings held on, they would have drawn the Nashville Predators in the opening round — a more advantageous matchup, at least on paper.
While simple models, advantageous for quick pre-assessments, account for openings by a generalized factor distributing the openings over the total facade evenly (LTSM), more extensive models allow for individual sizes and locations of openings in 2D finite element simulation explicitly.
e.g. to be correct would need to rephrase "Channelled video laryngoscopes have been shown to be advantageous when performing intubations in manikins with limited mouth opening…" which is more accurate, but reduces the relevance of the statement.
Nonetheless, even if the significant shortening of the hatching process after zona opening in the mouse is considered an advantageous alteration of the normal process, it is unclear whether the delay in hatching after zona thinning (on average, 8.5 h later than zona-intact controls) should be considered detrimental but it does suggest a disruption of the process.
With practice, this system can help you decide where to place your opening bids to guide the final bid to an advantageous result.
The evenly spaced circular web openings in I-section cellular beams have an advantageous effect on the material use if these beams are loaded in strong-axis bending.
Instead, a high frictional bond during fiber slippage is advantageous to maintaining adequate load carrying capacity across the multiple cracks while allowing crack opening to occur in a controlled (non-catastrophic) manner.
The usage of Al droplets is advantageous for quantum dot (QD) fabrication, since here, the walls around the nanohole openings (Fig. 1 e) are composed of optically inactive AlAs [7].
If the increase in thermal stability and the intrinsic supercoiled structure are advantageous to prevent uncontrolled DNA melting in the TSS region (Figure 2G), they should not be obstacles to the opening of the double helix at the time of transcription initiation.
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