Sentence examples for advantages with reference to from inspiring English sources

In particular, the commission has not established in any way that Fiat … received selective advantages with reference to Luxembourg's legal framework".

This paper reviews CRC-related HSUVs that could be used in economic evaluations and assesses their advantages and disadvantages with reference to the valuation methods used and CRC clinical pathways.

Hence, the present study has been proposed in order to have a comprehensive coverage of the advantages, challenges, and suggestions with reference to incorporation of Web 2.0 technologies in the organizations and thereby to fill the research gap.

While Colmer et al. (2015), for instance, see an important advantage in external professional development with reference to the catering for different development needs of employees, Nuttall (2013) finds that external professionalization in its individualized form occurs only sporadically, hence lacking continuity.

In this review, some of the recent trends in microbial biosensors with reference to the advantages and limitations are been discussed.

At the end of the study period, all three doctors met in an unstructured format to discuss their reflections on the study, in particular with reference to perceived advantages, disadvantages and potential areas for future use of the CRP test.

Testing conditions and specimens geometries are initially compared, illustrating advantages and drawbacks of each solution, also with reference to the outcomings of the research.

Advantages and drawbacks of the proposed approach will be pointed out with reference to available experimental results.

In this article, the advantages and disadvantages of making previously private disputes public is discussed with reference to negotiating tactics and bargaining dynamics.

The paper describes briefly the system architecture with reference to the key feature of the real-time system implementation and comments on the advantages and limits of the design choices with reference to the current system operation.

With reference to John Ruskin.