The phrase "advantageous value" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the benefits or positive aspects of something, particularly in a comparative or evaluative context.
Example: "The advantageous value of this investment is evident when considering its long-term returns."
Alternatives: "beneficial worth" or "favorable value".
None of the CC founder strains had advantageous values for all sperm traits.
Diagnostic accuracy of amino acid imaging in brain tumours is adequate, and probably has advantageous diagnostic value.
Currency manipulation is a tactic, and while the U.S. should certainly fight back to restore advantageous currency values, this is about protecting the national economic interest, not ethical justice per se.
Identifying allelic covariance among many possible candidate SNPs is a challenge, and the RF approach could be used to pare down the list of possible allelic combinations that lead to advantageous trait values for different populations.
Critically, we note that sensors with advantageous KM values allow for lower concentrations of sensor to be used in the assays, which makes phosphorylation of the CSox substrate by off-target kinases less problematic and as a consequence increases kinase selectivity in cell and tissue lysate based assays.
This is advantageous because expected-value parameters such as SI, which correspond to the fitted value of the response variable at a particular age, generally have good estimation properties (Ratkowsky, 1990).
First, having a personal relationship with a GP can be both potentially advantageous (for those who value the more 'human' characteristics of health professionals) and problematic (for those who feel they cannot discuss their depression because of an existing friendship).
For this purpose, the use of relative values of spectral irradiance/radiance, instead of their absolute values, is advantageous for improving the accuracy of the resulting dust parameters, since precise calibration of a lander camera is difficult and the relative values are less sensitive to calibration errors than absolute values.
Variance texture measures were found to be generally very advantageous over original radar values but quite variable in their delineation accuracies from one cover type to another.
Of those who responded that they believed that employers cared about ethnic minority status, some felt minority language skills were valued and advantageous in searching for jobs and others felt that particular work units/employers discriminated against minorities.
