Sentence examples for certain advantageous from inspiring English sources

It is often beneficial for the scaffolds to mimic certain advantageous characteristics of the natural extracellular matrix, or developmental or wound healing programs.

And ultimately, Curtis says, it's about understanding how emotions in general may have evolved to promote certain advantageous behaviors.

Explaining why certain advantageous behaviors were widely and rapidly adopted in the late Middle Stone Age and early Upper Paleolithic does not explain why other behaviors, some apparently neutral, appear so stable and regionally homogeneous in earlier times.

Although, CBCT has certain advantageous regarding 3D imaging over 2D radiographies, there are still observer dependent issues on the assessment of alveolar bone and periodontal defects.

However, SIN-lentiviral vectors are currently the preferred tool for transferring genes into HSCs (Fig 3), since they possess certain advantageous attributes compared to the gammaretroviral vectors used in the early gene therapy trials (as reviewed in (Naldini, 2011)).

Quick and wide motion of the pericarps in a certain direction is advantageous for throwing the seed a long distance.

In contrast, the model of over-dominance suggests that the presence of heterozygosity at certain loci is advantageous in itself [ 10].

While each method was able to provide data in the sub-nanogram range, certain methods are advantageous over others in terms of lower limit of RNA that can reliably be amplified, cost per reaction and the number of days required for processing of samples.

In terms of energy pay-off it may, under certain circumstances, be advantageous to persist (e.g., in the case of NCCs fishing for particularly nutritious wood-boring beetle larvae in rotten wood as, which can take considerable time but has a high potential return).

We apply this operations to all viral populations in source and sink to mimic conditions that make certain mutations more advantageous during a particular season, as well as to mimic the super-viral strains that rapidly spread through the world during a particular season.

"But it's equally possible," he said, that territorial aggression becomes less advantageous at certain stages of human evolution, so that it died out and re-emerged in humans later.