Sentence examples for because of considerable advantages from inspiring English sources

Lately, it has attracted considerable attention, because of considerable advantages including safety, cost reduction, flexible interior design, reducing the weight and etc.

Colour vision is of considerable advantage to arboreal animals living on fruits and insects.

Because of the considerable advantage of microencapsulation, it has become more interested as compared to the other encapsulation methods.

PET is rapidly displacing Ga-67 SPECT for staging lymphoma because of its very considerable advantages.

Second, the fact that alternative phenotypes correspond to alternative dynamic behaviors of the system offers considerable advantages, because it is technically easier to influence the dynamics of a cellular network than to modify the information coded in the genome.

The use of bacteria for the removal of synthetic dyes offers considerable advantages.

They have the considerable advantages of stable propagation and ease of purification.

Theoretically Douglas will have considerable advantages of weight, reach and height.

Private farms remained, along with the considerable advantages of individual initiative.

And yet from all available data Obama isn't actually doing any worse with white men than the last two Democratic nominees, both of whom also ran at a time when the national climate offered considerable advantages — Gore because the country had enjoyed a long period of prosperity, Kerry because of the failing war in Iraq.

Rail transportation has considerable advantages over other modes of transport, because of its relatively low negative impact on the environment and society, and it's very high importance in terms of capacity for the transport of people and cargo.