Sentence examples similar to advantageous refinements from inspiring English sources

In spite of advantageous to modeling and synthesis, refinements do not directly cover the SCT implementation phase.

Adaptive mesh refinement (AMR) is advantageous for problems with vastly different scales.

For sufficiently-low accuracy levels, output-based adaptation is shown to be advantageous in terms of degrees of freedom when compared to uniform refinement and to adaptive indicators based on approximation error and the unweighted residual.

This performance indicates that our SGL environment benefits academic performance, and that refinements made since 2007 (Initial SGL) have made the SGL model more advantageous for students.

Force Enhanced Atomic Refinement (FEAR) was used and is shown here to be advantageous relative to conventional ab initio melt quench methods.

This study is the first to investigate the beneficial grain refinement and densification produced by AFS in IN625 that results in advantageous mechanical properties (YS, UTS, εf) at both quasi-static and high strain rate.

Further refinement of the QTL position and eventual identification of candidate genes or mutations would be advantageous for both applied MAS (more accurate marker predictors of QTL genotype) and our understanding of the biological basis of genetic resistance to PD.

Partly the gambit is to demonstrate that theory is practically second nature to bilinguals who normally abstract expression from meaning; and partly the range of refinements that follow from the "open sesame" of bilingual readings means to persuade some readers that bilingualism is intellectually advantageous.

Is it politically advantageous?

It was more advantageous financially.

But there are refinements.