Sentence examples for cardinal advantages from inspiring English sources

Microelectrodes have become well-established tools in a wide range of analytical studies and applications because they exhibit many cardinal advantages bestowed by their micrometer-sized dimensions over conventional large-surface-area electrodes.

A political consensus of all parties involved represent a cardinal advantage in a process of introducing the system supporting the innovative business.

The other cardinal advantage of this cohort is the length of follow-up and the use of both cause-specific and overall death outcomes.

In the rare moments in which the Cardinal had a numbers advantage in transition, they frequently paused to reset rather than attack the basket, allowing the defense to recover.

In the midst of these negotiations, however, Pope Leo died, and one of his legates, the French cardinal Humbert of Silva Candida, took advantage of the papal vacancy to retaliate against Cerularius.

But some in the Church believe that an early conclave would give an advantage to cardinals already in Rome and working in the Curia, the Vatican's central administration and the focus of accusations of ineptitude and alleged sexual scandals that some Italian newspapers speculate in unsourced reports led Benedict to step down.

But the cardinal seems to be also trying to take advantage of an apparent lull in the negative revelations of the abuse scandal.

Florida State came out strong, forcing a close-range save by Oliver in the 16th minute and taking advantage of poor passing from the Cardinal to control play early on.

"They had the great advantage of dying at prayer in church," Cardinal Egan said later, as he and Gov. George E. Pataki expressed their sorrow before a meeting at the governor's mansion.

Even so, it hasn't usually been to the spyer's advantage to make its discoveries public, since a cardinal rule of espionage is to keep your discoveries to yourself.

The advantage of the Fabp-eye-assay is that cardinal vein injection is not performed.