Sentence examples for advantages suggest from inspiring English sources

These advantages suggest that if molybdenum carbides could be appropriately designed that they might form good hydroisomerisation catalysts.

"These advantages suggest that e-cigarettes have the potential to increase rates of smoking cessation and reduce costs to quitters and to health services".

These advantages suggest that the TBAB system is a cost-effective treatment technology for VOC emission from a fixed roof storage tank.

Now these advantages suggest that the TPP might be a good deal overall.

Consistently higher accuracy in the numerical tasks at the group level as well as dissociations with almost exclusively numerical advantages suggest the processing of single-digit numbers to be easier than the processing of isolated letters.

The combined advantages suggest that the TagGFP-TagRFP is one of the most efficient green/red couples available to date for FRET/FLIM analyses to monitor interaction of proteins of interest in living cells and to generate FRET-based sensors for various applications.

This behavior has therefore immediate benefits to the animals but also long term advantages suggesting the presence in this species of cognitive capacities for anticipating future events.

Iran's great advantage, suggests Emile Hokayem, an analyst, is its commitment and competence, in Syria and beyond.

And as Mr. O'Brien's admonition about political advantage suggests, there is nothing guaranteed, or permanent, about the outcome.

Some of those patterns may provide a reproductive advantage, suggesting that the mimic poison frog is evolving right in front of our eyes.

The latest polls show a tight race in Texas, with neither Mrs. Clinton, of New York, nor Senator Barack Obama of Illinois holding a clear advantage, suggesting that the Clintons can use all the help they can get.