Sentence examples for an advantageous environment from inspiring English sources

The Institute has an advantageous environment for research, due to such factors as independence and relative simplicity in management, employment, subcontracting, and methods of accounting, and possession of key staff and facilities.

Self-assembling cell sheets have shown great potential for use in cartilage tissue engineering applications, as they provide an advantageous environment for the chondrogenic induction of human mesenchymal stem cells (hMSCs).

Thus, we conceptualize encouragement of participation as creating an advantageous environment for social capital accumulation.

On the other hand, it may be important to focus on subjects who have grown up in an advantageous environment.

The Israeli national healthcare system, characterized by high standard and uniform healthcare, offers an advantageous environment for its conduct.

However, our findings that MCF7 cells growing alone or in co-culture with RMF were able to organize and polarize in mixed gels indicate that a matrix containing both type I collagen and rBM provided a more advantageous environment for the epithelial cells to differentiate.

Further, associations in the longer breastfeeding group may be underestimated because the higher social class and education level of these mothers may provide a more advantageous environment for neuro-development.

Finding itself in a much more advantageous environment, Gustav restrengthened to 70 mph.

They proposed that, when specific research funding was difficult to obtain, collaboration between qualified professionals and pre-registration students could provide a fruitful and mutually advantageous environment where professionals could engage with the research process on specific projects.

Implementation of evidence-based interventions such as peer-mediated social skills groups, are necessary to ensure recess is an advantageous learning environment for students with ASD.

In Just Married, Stephen Macedo, a professor of politics at Princeton University, provides a closely reasoned, powerful, and persuasive refutation of the contention that same-sex marriage endangers "the channeling" of heterosexual sex into committed partnerships that forge the most advantageous environment for the rearing of children.