Sentence examples for advantageous to select a from inspiring English sources

It is advantageous to select a model with a sealed autoclavable rotor that is easy to clean and that can be sterilized periodically.

Alternatively, it may be advantageous to select a harvest time that maximizes the grass:legume ratio so that the agricultural benefits of legumes can still be obtained while reducing their negative effect on the biological conversion yields.

It is advantageous to select an iron for remediation purposes that captures a large proportion of the H2(g) it generates.

The former can be regarded as a true disadvantage, whereas the latter can be advantageous to select part of the beam pulse with the decelerator: a correlation between velocity and position is established at the entrance of the Stark decelerator, resulting in an effective valve opening time that is much shorter than the actual opening time.

Most married couples file jointly, Mr. Block said, but if one had big medical expenses and the other did not, it may be advantageous to select the status "married filing separately".

(9) and (10), the residual compressive strength of fire-damaged concrete can be estimated from the measured value of splitting tensile strength, and vice versa; thus, it is advantageous to select the more efficient method based on the circumstances.

These results also may have implications for therapeutic strategies in ischemic diseases of the brain: It would be advantageous to select target mechanisms for pharmacological interference from the pathways and elements that are common to different (neuronal) cell types.

To save resources, it would be advantageous to select inbred lines with high general combining ability by the use of molecular markers, because line performance per se is a poor predictor of hybrid performance (Melchinger et al. 1998; Hallauer et al. 2010).

In all these situations, it is more advantageous for groups to select resources that correspond closely to their needs, and to avoid oversized ones.

For feedback analysis, participants were considered to respond to feedback when they switched to an advantageous option after selecting a disadvantageous one and losing money.

In a previous study requiring adolescents to learn to select advantageous decks of cards and to avoid selecting disadvantageous decks, there was an age-related increase in the propensity to avoid the disadvantageous decks over the course of the experiment (Cauffman et al., 2010).