Sentence examples for benefit from the approximation from inspiring English sources

Teleost fish have experienced a recent third genome duplication event and it is conceivable that haploid development could benefit from the approximation of an ancestral genome state before duplication [ 18, 19].

The linear relationship is, however, sensitive to deviations from the approximation that 〈k〉 is constant.

We also leave out the error term stemming from the approximation N u)/ n u)≈1.

The scheme makes use of weighted approximations that allow to ensure high accuracy while taking benefit from the structured nature of the grid.

benefit from the opacity.

He could really benefit from the prize".

Readers should benefit from the greater variety.

Likely to benefit from the tax cut.

"So they benefit from the standoff".

Corporations benefit from the status quo.

Local charities also benefit from the festival.