Sentence examples for apparently advantageous from inspiring English sources

There is a real solvency fear out there right now — a fear to lend at all, even at apparently advantageous rates.

Extensionality, the stumbling block for fictionalists according to Divers, is apparently advantageous because (or mainly because) it allows us to determine the validity of "ordinary modal arguments" by "assessing their validity by application of the methods of the fully extensional predicate calculus" (p. 85).

Studies have suggested that, e.g., serum lipoprotein[Lp](a) levels in subjects with an apparently advantageous blood lipid profile, could predict cardiometabolic disease, possibly also mediated by gender differences in autoimmune activation, and thus of interest to investigate in this cohort [ 38, 39].

The alternative explanation, namely that the gene coding for the common ancestor of the Redβ and RecT already co-occurred with the sbcC gene is far less likely because it would require over 10 independent losses of this, apparently, functionally advantageous organization in different bacterial and bacteriophage lineages.

Apparently, HexDD becomes advantageous over RailRoad in terms of hot spot traffic cost in the query-driven scenarios, where the query generation rate is higher than the event generation rate.

In case of plant Class III formins, ARAP2, IQGAP or p85, this presumed effector function apparently became selectively advantageous enough to allow surviving subsequent loss of the GAP activity.

Advantageous, I suppose.

Apparently, prolonged clonal reproduction is highly advantageous for D. galeata populations in the studied lakes.

In C. reticulata, vasoconstriction apparently is not an issue, being instead advantageous to the parasite, while platelet aggregation can be counteracted by the action of ENPP5, Antigen-5 and vWFA-containing proteins.

Last Friday, we learned that the I.R.S. apparently "targeted" conservative organizations that were seeking an advantageous tax status.

Cuomo apparently thought that opposing the prison was politically advantageous.