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In addition, species-level resolution gained in COI analysis, coupled with linkages to standard DNA barcode libraries can be advantageous as compared to other less variable markers, that may not provide species-level resolution (i.e. 18S rDNA).

There are several reasons why illumination before drug delivery should be advantageous as compared to previously discussed 'light after' strategy.

Recently, the autologous transplantation of iPSC‐derived neurons into the striatum of healthy monkeys has been suggested to be advantageous as compared to allogenic grafts, at least in terms of reduced immunogenicity (Morizane et al, 2013).

Microwave heating is advantageous as compared with other thermal methods because heat loss can be reduced through controlled use of microwave heating.

Microwave heating is advantageous as compared to other thermal methods because heat loss can be reduced through controlled use of microwaves heating (Ovalles et al. 2002).

Microwave heating is advantageous as compared to other thermal methods because heat loss can be reduced through controlled use of microwaves heating.

Microwave heating is advantageous as compared with other thermal methods because heat loss can be reduced through controlled use of microwaves heating (Ovalles et al. 2002).

These results are advantageous as compared to Hocheng et al. (2014) since they required 96 h for complete metal leaching from Sn Cu solder by A. niger culture supernatant.

This balanced, evolutionary-controlled variation of parameters which are responsible for generation of APs is advantageous as compared to a possibility of systematic modification of the parameters in computer simulations.

Because the total number of species detected from a single 454 pyrosequencing analysis is larger when compared to single specimen Sanger-based DNA barcoding, and yet all common species are detected in 454 analysis, we believe 454 pyrosequencing is advantageous as compared to a single specimen approach.

For dosage, storage, transportation, and material handling, a dry powder form is advantageous as compared to a solution.