Sentence examples for benefit of phased from inspiring English sources

The experiment in Farndon Fields therefore demonstrates the benefit of phased technology-based investigation combining archaeology and geology towards a more cost-effective assessment through strategic sampling and digital recording of landscape domains.

We have shown elsewhere [25] that the benefit of phasing on prediction accuracy is very conservative; PHMM always outperforms the HMM-based synthesis anchored strictly on acoustic boundaries whatever contextual information is added or the number of Gaussian mixtures is increased.

"There are significant benefits of phasing coal out sooner, rather than later.

If we implement a carbon tax to help meet the Paris climate targets, the economic impact will be negligible, and will be offset by the benefits of phasing out dirty coal power plants.

We also suggest that future surveys focus on sequencing homozygous haplotype segments as a first pass to achieve a 50% reduction in cost with an added benefit of phasing variant calls efficiently.

But the real benefit of Phase I is the data capture, which you only fully realize in Phase II.

In December, Congress reauthorized federal aid for two months, but did so in a way that would cause the final 20 weeks of benefits to phase out in one state after another over the course of the year.

In December, Congress reauthorized extended unemployment insurance programs through February, but it did so in a way that will allow the final 20 weeks of benefits to phase out in one state after another over the course of this year even if the programs are preserved beyond February.

Cash may seem like a small, unimportant thing in today's hi-tech financial world, but the benefits of phasing out most paper currency are a lot larger than you might think.

8 9 10 Robust studies exist on the risks and clinical benefits of phase I oncology trials that enroll patients with cancer.

There is also a significant minority of metastases from breast and colorectal cancer which is hypervascular in the arterial phase and less easily detected in the portal venous phase; whether the additional benefit of dual phase acquisition justifies its routine use in all patients with these pathologies remains arguable.