A recent study, however, has shown that it is advantageous to present illusory figures in the "notch" mode of presentation, that is by leaving the round inducers on screen at all times and by removing the inward-oriented notches delineating the illusory figure at stimulus onset.
We can confirm the argument by Sturts Dossick and Neff (2011) – BIM-technology is advantageous for exchange and presentation of explicit knowledge, but does not support the tacit knowledge of how the buildings are designed.
Among the available technologies to express foreign proteins in plants, plant virions represent one of the most advantageous systems for epitope presentation and purification [ 14].
Because Ramist logic made possible a more concise presentation of different questions, it proved more advantageous than scholasticism to Protestant theologians, who began to set out their doctrines in the form of loci or brief passages on a specific topic.
73 On the other hand, for vaccination purposes, the uptake of antigen-loaded carriers by antigen presenting cells and their intracellular degradation is advantageous, being the steps necessary for major histocompatibility complex (MHC -I and MHC -I presentandon.
In addition, the teatro por horas proved to be economically advantageous for entrepreneurial impresarios because its short duration permitted the presentation of several performances in a single day.
Beginning the antigen presentation pathway with newly synthesized material is particularly advantageous for immune surveillance of virus infected cells.
Cephalic presentation at birth is generally held to be advantageous on land as it enables a newborn to breath during labor.
In a compact graphical presentation it is shown that vessel transport can be advantageous compared to pipeline transport for long distances and small volumes.
In addition, presentation of questions on a tablet computer might be advantageous for cognitively impaired patients as there are usually only two or three questions per page in a large font.
Caudal presentation at birth, in contrast, is generally held to be advantageous at sea as it may reduce the risk of drowning [18].
