Sentence examples for advantageous that from inspiring English sources

Does the recent literature provide evidence of climate-sensitive health outcomes, either adverse or advantageous, that were not identified in the first assessment?

Brody: Part of the value is based on the economics of SaaS the advantages of SaaS are well documented and the economics are so advantageous that adoption is growing fast.

But the six sets of wheels might prove so advantageous that they have to stay.

He said it was probably advantageous that his team did not have to go back home and then return.

"I'm not out fighting crime and punching people," he said, although he said it is probably advantageous that he is 6ft 4in tall.

And because they serve as a signal that a big reward might be close by, it is advantageous that novel stimuli command our attention.

Lime's arrangement could prove more advantageous than that.

Supplying SSP or FAA by infusing through the duodenum fistula was more advantageous than that by feeding.

People need labels, people need simplification, and that stuck – and it was advantageous in that sense.

The large number of the novel STs suggests that they may prevail in Hunan and possess advantageous traits that have evolved independently.

It is thus highly likely that these two regions contain one or several advantageous mutations that were positively selected in L. salmonis.