Sentence examples for advantages yielded from inspiring English sources

In our opinion, the reduction of the computational complexity is one of the main advantages yielded by the proposed approach.

The two recording methods therefore have complementary advantages and yielded consistent results.

Computer use there is so limited — as is Internet access — that America's technological advantage has yielded fewer results, according to officials familiar with the efforts.

Unfortunately for his supporters, it was in the wrong direction, his bogey giving Strange the early advantage, although Strange yielded this advantage at the next.

Despite these advantages, the study yielded only 17 cases of breast cancer recurrence among tamoxifen-treated women who had used citalopram while taking tamoxifen.

Although the integration of a research framework within the Statewide Exercise program yielded advantages of a larger sample size at a relatively low cost, there are several limitations.

Moreover this method has the advantage to yield cosmogenic 3He concentrations using only one type of extraction technique.

Despite the cut, Advantage still yields more than 15% and is apparently too juicy for gurus to resist.

The dual-gate configuration yielded several advantages that helped overcome the chronic problems of conventional single-gate organic transistors.

By paying more attention to these people, we might learn to emulate some of the strategies that yielded their advantages.

We examined whether the use of facial traits derived from Geodesic distances (GDTs), only possible on 3D data, yielded any advantages compared to Euclidean traits.