The phrase "advantageous will" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear what is meant by "advantageous will," as the combination of the words does not form a standard expression or concept.
Example: "The advantageous will of the committee was evident in their decision-making process."
Alternatives: "beneficial intent" or "favorable disposition".
The conventional argument is that because an individual with an advantageous allele will have a higher probability of survival and reproduction, this higher probability will tend to persist in the offspring that bear the allele.
If they are advantageous, they will be favoured.
"If we feel in 24 months' time that we want a deal with Ukip – and it may not be necessary or advantageous – I will donate the blood".
I play the most satisfying words in Scrabble, not the highest-scoring or the most strategically advantageous and will take myself out with the lead piping if I am ever forced to play Cluedo again.
It is even possible that the advantageous black will be completely eliminated by genetic drift, although this outcome is more likely in the early generations because the frequency of the advantageous black is initially small.
At the same time, creating an automatic system that picks up early signs of deterioration from self-reports is quite advantageous and will allow to study the specific effects of a drug.
Even if such mutations are advantageous, they will not reach substantial copy numbers over the duration of the experiment.
This dilutes the chances that an advantageous mutation will convert a clonally heterozygote position to homozygosity.
Use of simplified growth scaffolds such as peptide-derived hydrogel should be seen as highly advantageous and will likely become more commonplace in cell culture methodology.
If beneficial mutations tend to be strongly advantageous, they will tend to become fixed in low or in high recombinational environments.
