Sentence examples for apparent advantage over from inspiring English sources

The accuracy of the spectral element methods is then degraded, and they offer no apparent advantage over low-order finite element methods.

But NPR and PBS and their affiliates also have at least one apparent advantage over commercial broadcasters: an extremely loyal audience that includes millions of people who already pay to support the programming.

But despite Ukip's apparent advantage over the Lib Dems, the first-past-the-post electoral system is likely to deny the party any more than a handful of MPs.

Kaolin added into the bagasse has an apparent advantage over CaO additive both in enhancing ash fusion point and relieving alkali-chloride corrosion by locking alkalis in dystectic solid compounds over the whole temperature range.

A 2011 study by L Mark Carrier of California State University found that stereoscopy did not allow viewers to experience more intense emotional reactions, and offered no apparent advantage over 2D viewing in terms of enhancing the viewer's ability to recall a film's details.

The results of this phase II study suggests that HDAC followed by TBI and marrow infusion offers no apparent advantage over cyclophosphamide + TBI for patients with relapsed advanced malignant lymphoma.

Meshfree technique used in this work has apparent advantages over traditional finite element method during the design optimization process because of the absence of remeshing.

More focus is given to knowledge-based systems, which have apparent advantages over the others in allowing more transparent transfers of knowledge in the use of models and in furnishing the intelligent manipulation of calibration parameters.

Their experimental results showed apparent advantages over the traditional term-by-term wavelet denoising.

Our investigation on varying molecular weight fractions of gelatin illustrated that the HMW fraction had apparent advantages over the whole gelatin in respect to producing lower particle size of the resultant nanocarriers, which is in agreement with previously reported findings [ 37, 40].

The case-only approach has some apparent advantages over conventional time-series methods in assessing the interaction between a time-dependent variable and a time-fixed factor, such as practical simplification of modeling and reduction of potential time-invariant confounders related to death (e.g., smoking) [ 31, 32].