Sentence examples for advantages the ability from inspiring English sources

We're taking away one of our last advantages – the ability to go into the knock-out-stages of international competitions well rested".

According to Patrick Nolan, neurobehavioral group leader at MRC Harwell's Mammalian Genetics Unit, the system has two advantages: the ability to monitor behaviors in an undisturbed home cage environment, and the opportunity for group housing.

These ubiquitous bugs have, among other advantages, the ability to change in ways that make them dangerous.

Their isolation provided the opportunity to make use of one of the key pyrE system advantages, the ability to rapidly complement mutations at appropriate gene dosages in the genome.

This strategy has two advantages: the ability to generate non-linear decision boundaries using methods initially designed for linear classifiers; and the possibility to apply a classifier to data that have no obvious vector space representation, for example, DNA/RNA or protein sequences as well as structures (Ben-Hur et al., 2008).

The latter should have the following advantages: the ability of inducing both ADCC and CDC, in addition to the RNase-based cytotoxicity; a prolonged half-life, due to its higher molecular size and the presence of the Fc and an increased avidity due to the presence of two scFv moieties.

In the last few years, digital photography seemed to pre-empt Polaroid's remaining advantage: the ability to see a picture right away.

Critics have complained that agricultural water districts will have an unfair advantage: the ability to re-sell their BDCP water supply.

The ultimate American nightmare is not just about white-collar employment, but the loss of the country's great international advantage: the ability to innovate.

Being free of the TARP yoke will give Goldman yet another competitive advantage: the ability to pay its own top talent and new recruits whatever it wants without government scrutiny.

For the designers, the Starter Home* strategy offers a unique advantage: the ability to cheaply acquire land in otherwise expensive neighborhoods.