Her "Response" makes an appeal, modest, scholarly and impassioned, "that studying, writing, and teaching privately [are for women] not only legitimate, but advantageous and useful".
This is when our proposed method becomes advantageous and useful.
Even so, the most essential aspect for successful implementation is for the RLP to be regarded as advantageous and useful by the users, which was the case among the participants in this study.
We can determine, by observing the various sorts of traits toward which we feel approval, that every such trait — every virtue — has at least one of the following four characteristics: it is either immediately agreeable to the person who has it or to others, or it is useful (advantageous over the longer term) to its possessor or to others.
This was advantageous for us.
Since neurons operate under conditions in which efficient resource use could be evolutionarily advantageous, it could be useful if, subject to some constraint on the amount of input that is available, the synaptic input time course could be tailored to achieve the largest possible number of spikes.
Ionic liquids (ILs) are chemical compounds which are being more and more employed due to their advantageous properties which are useful in many chemical and industrial fields.
This purified protein is structurally, antigenically, and functionally analogous to biologically generated mCRP and represents a useful and advantageous reagent for the expanded study of the conformationally distinctive CRP-free subunit (Zouki et al. 2001; Khreiss et al. 2002; Ji et al. 2006a, b).
This is also advantageous as it potentially useful as it puts the emphasis on the test to be able to engage children with severe ID rather than requiring the administrator efforts to promote engagement in the child during the testing.
2 Animal models, in which some features of diabetes and atherosclerosis diseases have been induced, are therefore useful and advantageous in biomedical studies because they promise new insights into human diabetes.
