The phrase "advent of cost" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts discussing the introduction or arrival of costs in a particular situation or industry.
Example: "The advent of cost in the renewable energy sector has prompted many companies to reevaluate their budgets."
Alternatives: "introduction of cost" or "emergence of cost".
The advent of cost-effective sequencing of mammalian genomes led to the association (by identity-by-descent) of mutant phenotypes with particular segregating ENU-induced mutations.
The advent of cost-effective, high-resolution genome sequencing and genotyping has created the potential for researchers to document genetic responses to climate change directly (Stapleton et al. 2010).
Things have changed rapidly on these three fronts, as (1) several theoretical models now make explicit predictions regarding the fitness effects of new mutations, (2) the experimental evolution approach has greatly expanded within evolutionary biology, and (3) the advent of cost-effective high-throughput sequencing makes molecular detection of new mutations in genomes a routine procedure.
Before the advent of price controls, the cost per each patient admitted into a Maryland hospital exceeded the national average by 26 percent.
Now, with the end of the International Space Station (ISS) program fast approaching (planned for 2024 2025) and the advent of low cost Earth-to-orbit (ETO) transportation in the near future, the concept is coming once more into mainstream.
With the advent of low cost and powerful computers, the soft computing (SC) approach seems to be a better approach and well suited to handle the complexity of the HEPWM problem.
The advent of low cost whole genome sequencing has been truly transformative, yielding high-density single nucleotide polymorphism maps to compare sensitive and resistant lines with reasonable investment.
The advent of low cost next generation sequencing has made it possible to sequence a large number of dairy and beef bulls which can be used as a reference for imputation of whole genome sequence data.
15c, 16c Sequence analysis of modified cytosines by bisulfite-based methods has been hugely enabled by the advent of low cost, high-throughput (sometimes called "Next Generation") sequencing on platforms such as the Solexa/Illumina system.
While 454-pyrosequncing has been used extensively over the last 10 years, it was announced in 2013 that Roche will phase out this sequencing platform by mid-2016.The mid-2016.Thethis discontinuation of 454-pyreasonsncing include the advent oforower costhisigh(er) throughput sequencing technologies, along with increasing readiscontinuatione alternative NGS technofogies (Chaisson et al. 2009).
