Sentence examples for advantages in response from inspiring English sources

Likewise, they have advantages in response costs and the feasibility in providing AS from the technical perspective [9].

The results of current study also suggested advantages in response and survival.

The obligate asexual strain had an advantage in response to constant environmental conditions whereas the sexual strain had a competitive edge under stressful conditions (Goddard et al., 2005; Grimberg and Zeyl, 2005).

Segal notes this advantage in response to a result obtained by (Haag 1955), that field theory representations of free fields are unitarily inequivalent to representations of interacting fields.

In addition, its faster synthesis rate has more advantage in response to the changes in environment.

Maintenance of relatively high levels of glycogen in fasting would be expected to convey a metabolic advantage in response to stress during aging.

We found that the mutant lines have a clear advantage in response to drought and salt stress, but at the cost of biomass production.

A minimal model system was developed in Nanjing University, and its dynamics and performance advantage in response to stimuli were explored in a unifying framework (Tian et al., 2009).

This close linkage between clotting and inflammation has proven to be a survival advantage in response to the vicissitudes of life on earth, in which multicellular animals must constantly compete with well equipped microbial pathogens.

This assertion is supported in part by our observation that an ung- mutant yielded in our screen 3 times as much biomass as an average strain (data not shown) and by observations from a chemical genomics screen where dut- and ung- mutants showed fitness defect, while dcd- showed fitness advantage in response to the TMP treatment [ 55].

Virtual organizations (VO) have recently evolved as a new paradigm of organization design in pursuit of competitive advantages, and in response to electronic commerce (EC) requirements.