Sentence examples for be advantageous for example from inspiring English sources
This can be advantageous, for example, the chemical activities of certain strains of yeasts provide us with beer and bread.
Some differences in children's physiology might be advantageous (for example they are less likely to have other medical conditions), and thus they have been predicted to have a better outcome.
In the European wood mouse, sperm 'trains' exhibited increased thrusting force in viscous media [11], which may be advantageous for example to penetrate the cervical mucus in the female reproductive tract.
Furthermore, a state of low auto-immune reactivity may be advantageous, for example in the recognition of cancerous cells and in response to infection [ 13].
The use of higher photosensitizer doses (here, 100 ng) that target both blood and lymphatic vessels might be advantageous for example before cornea keratoplasty [ 13], where the simultaneous destruction of both vessels are desired.
Further research on the mechanisms that best improve the proportion of migrants registering with GPs and the speed with which they do would be advantageous, for example, prospective cohort studies of publicity surrounding welcome health checks, lists of GP practises provided by local councils, employers or after successfully receiving a visa.
An important question is whether the use of phenotypes from imputed animals is advantageous, for example, in GWAS or genomic prediction.
For example, blood vascular permeability induced by local inflammation can be advantageous for parasites in facilitating their entry into the host.
It would be advantageous for the necrosis proteins to have control of the auxin-response in the host, for example changes in protoplast electrophysiology.
For example, the addition of a hypoxic cell sensitiser like nimorazole could be advantageous for radiation treatment when the tumour demonstrates a certain level of hypoxia [ 1].
Examples of time-dependent processes that are considered to be advantageous for the progress of evolution in biology are: allometry and heterochrony (see e.g. [44] [47]).
