Sentence examples for brings advantageous from inspiring English sources

The present work demonstrated this functional film brings advantageous features such as stable and strong adherence to electrode matrix and excellent electrochemical catalysis, to electrochemical sensor to achieve advanced application.

Bacterial speciation usually takes place with lasting homologous recombination, which not only acts as a cohering force between diverging lineages but brings advantageous alleles favored by natural selection, and results in ecologically distinct species, e.g., frequent host shift in Xanthomonas pathogenic to various plants.

Future examinations on sites 28 and 30 by using site-directed mutagenesis may unveil whether their hydrophilic side-chain substitutions have brought advantageous effects.

This complementary process of contextual divergence also has two primary outcomes: 1) neo-contextualization can bring an advantageous function to a new context, and 2) sub-contextualization where TF homologs split up the contexts of the ancestral TF [ 2, 3].

But his "Tempest" is oddly uncritical of its Prospero, a genial white patriarch who brings order to motley island natives, secures an advantageous marriage for his daughter to another white family, forgives his enemies, and then takes early retirement.

The Republican approach to race is to feign that it is irrelevant — until it becomes politically advantageous to bring it up.

Plus, they say that autonomy would allow Scotland to alter the shape of the economy in advantageous ways, bringing ultimate benefits.

When the viruses latch onto gut bacteria, they take some of their host's genetic material and can change it or move it to other hosts, bringing new and potentially advantageous functions to the bugs.

Either the Speaker-to-be is following the model of Michael Steele and free-lancing, or Karl Rove and the Republicans believe it is safe or even advantageous to bring him out in public after the White House made an effort to put Boehner's face on what a Republican majority might look like, with the president invoking his name eight times in one speech.

We propose that it is advantageous to bring this approach to the understanding of how changes in cage environment affect mice.

This analysis brings clear evidence that there are important and common cases when NLME is advantageous compared to the traditional STS approach: in cases of non-informative data, NLME converges faster to the true values.