Sentence examples for advantages in the selection from inspiring English sources

Combining the NPV correlation and the CO2 emission correlation resulted from the steam generation will bring significant advantages in the selection of a favorable operating condition for a WASP.

The more recently proposed "modified NIH classification" is defined by four factors number of mitoses, size, location, and rupture and might offer advantages in the selection of patients who may require adjuvant therapy [ 23].

In fact, applicants whose proposals entail research in less-sought-after nations (and veterans) may have an advantage in the selection process.

If Mr. Romney's plurality lead seemed to be built upon structural advantages in the delegate selection process rather than popular support — say, for instance, that Mr. Romney had the most delegates, but Mr. Santorum was 10 points ahead in national polls at he time — some delegates might conclude that it was not in the best interest of the party to give him a helping hand.

The analysis shown in this papers reports clear advantages in the following ROI-selection steps as well, because they were computed in an automatic way for the early diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease.

The extended phenotype concept emphasizes that advantages in oncogenic selection could be intrinsic to the cell programming or could arise through interactions with the cell's microenvironment.

The biggest advantage though is the flexibility in the selection of the design criteria using the fitness function.

In this case, environmental factors play an important role in the selection of cells with growth advantage.

There are three advantages in the semi-conventional two- and four-relay selection scheme.

Analysis of individual mutants revealed a non-perfect correlation between a strain's fitness advantage in the conditions of the selection and its MIC in similar conditions.

Although the adapted virus maintains a fitness advantage in the presence of the selection pressure conferred by cytotoxic T cells (CTL), there may be a significant drop in replicative capacity compared to a wild-type virus in a selection-free environment [18][19].