Sentence examples for became advantageous from inspiring English sources

But after 1986, it became advantageous for rich people to reorganize their business affairs as S-corporations.

After cattle were domesticated, however, it became advantageous for their keepers to digest milk, and lactose tolerance evolved.

Therefore, when climate became advantageous for spruce beetle fecundity in the 1990s (Hebertson and Jenkins 2008), the broad availability of susceptible spruce hosts (> 10 cm dbh) provided increasing beetle populations with widespread, suitable host substrate to facilitate a landscape-scale outbreak.

Here we assumed that a previously neutral derived allele became advantageous after the split of two populations.

Alternatively, the findings at NAT2 may be explained by a model of directional selection acting on multiple standing variants, i.e. variants that segregated in the population prior to the onset of selection; these variants may have been completely neutral or slightly deleterious before they became advantageous.

While at a low MRSA prevalence only rapid targeted screening strategies were beneficial versus "no screening", ever more regimes became advantageous with increasing MRSA prevalence.

Our results suggest that in a multispecies environment transformation becomes advantageous by allowing bacteria to take advantage of the exogenous DNA in the shared DNA pool that originated from already adapted species.

It had become advantageous in France, as elsewhere, to be seen as an avenger of capitalism.

In the interdependent, egalitarian context of the tribe, the ancestral human setting, Wilson says, "it becomes advantageous for members of the team to share information, turning the eyes into organs of communication in addition to organs of vision".

(The levels of dissolved oxygen in the water in which it lived would have reflected what was found in the atmosphere).Dr Braddy reckons that size may have become advantageous to J. rhenaniae and that evolution encouraged the trait.

Pseudolysogeny occurs when a host cell encounters unfavourable growth conditions and appears to play an important role in phage survival by enabling the preservation of the phage genome until host growth conditions have become advantageous again.