Sentence examples for by advantageous from inspiring English sources

This would be driven by several advantages of inbreeding, and mainly by advantageous recessive phenotypes, which could only be retained in the context of inbreeding.

And he might also be aided by advantageous rules.

The recovery was spurred by international buyers drawn to the area by advantageous tax laws, and rules for foreign buyers that are more lenient than in other parts of Switzerland.

In general, this concept is determined by advantageous balances of more stable (frequently hydroxyapatite) and more resorbable (typically tricalcium orthophosphates) phases of calcium orthophosphates, while the optimum ratios depend on the particular applications.

In general, this approach is determined by advantageous formulations consisting of homogeneous blends of two (biphasic), three (triphasic) or more (multiphasic) individual CaPO4 phases possessing diverse solubility and, therefore, bioresorbability, while the optimum ratios among the phases depend on the definite applications.

Evolution via genetic drift works much like evolution via natural selection, but with one key difference: differential survival and reproduction (the selection step described above) are caused, not by advantageous or disadvantageous traits, but by random chance.

In 1823 he settled in Prague, where he was enabled by noble patronage and by an advantageous marriage to devote himself to his scholarly and patriotic interests.

Many of those who were interviewed in the media when the narrow road to Glen Brittle on Skye became jammed with traffic this week were European visitors, attracted not just by the scenery but by the advantageous exchange rate.

Although he does allow that such propositions admit of clarification, and that they may be illustrated "by an advantageous representation of them, or by being viewed in particular lights" (1758/1969, 159).

It is a playground for tourists and a haven for the wealthy, the former drawn by its climate and the beauty of its setting and the latter by its advantageous tax regime.

The factory was aging, workers said, but was sustained by its advantageous location, with access to trains and ships.