Sentence examples for clear-cut advantage from inspiring English sources

There are no comparative studies in obstetrics and gynecology that demonstrate a clear-cut advantage.

This time, critics note that New England is scoring more points than their opponents, which many believe gives them a clear-cut advantage over the teams they face.

Still, Joe Sakic, Colorado's usually mild-mannered captain, bristled today at the notion that the Devils have a clear-cut advantage in the finals because three of the remaining five games will be on New Jersey ice.

Another clear-cut advantage of the automated FADU assays compared with the comet assay is the better definition of time of lysis.

The statistical comparison shows that there is no clear-cut advantage to either one of the distances but there are cases in which one method fails while the other succeeds.

While not denying that, pragmatically, the functional value of constructs may differ depending on the criteria at hand, our results showed that for several highly relevant variables SOC contributed uniquely or even had a clear-cut advantage over N, E, and GSE, especially in the long run.

When it comes to buyers, short sales offer no clear-cut advantages.

Again, no clear cut advantage.

There is no clear cut advantage for the league or the defender.

This approach has clear cut advantages, but may yield less reliable data and reduce discriminant validity (Bernhard et al, 2001).

But a gain of three seats could still make a decisive difference on legislation that has stalled for lack of a clear-cut conservative advantage.