A common and advantageous method is the underwater ultrasonic monitoring of the gas liquid two-phase flow of deepwater risers.
Moreover, deleterious mutations within or around the essential genes, which are much more common than advantageous mutations, often result in catastrophic lethality.
Finally, the fact that both isometric and allometric growth patterns converge on a common (selectively advantageous) foot morphology implies that both developmental trajectories may be selectively beneficial, and suggests that in this instance, multiple developmental solutions exist to the same evolutionary challenge.
The common ground was advantageous in that it enabled them to address the concerns of a large body of potential recruits".
Use of shortest paths instead of the direct common links is advantageous because measured and annotated metabolites are rarely directly connected in metabolic pathways.
This facilitates importance sampling using a Bayesian calibrated posterior distribution, which is fast and thus particularly advantageous in common practical cases, such as our large-scale demonstration, for which the asymptotic convergence properties of polynomial expansions cannot be realized due to computation expense.
This distance measure is in common use and computationally advantageous especially when applied to k-means clustering.
Negative selection usually prevents risk alleles from becoming common unless they are advantageous [ 50].
This type of analysis incorporating a common fiducial marker is advantageous because it shows the likelihood that a protein is present in a given location based on many cells and allows for positional comparison between different proteins.
First, common alleles that were advantageous in ancestral environments (for example, 'thrifty' genes affecting regulation of metabolism) are deleterious in current environments, and derived, formerly-maladapted alleles are now selected for (Di Rienzo and Hudson 2005; Di Rienzo 2006).
