Sentence examples for considerable advantages as from inspiring English sources

Integration of CCHP systems into large buildings provides considerable advantages, as far as the economy, energy consumption and environment related issues are concerned.

While these unique nanostructures exhibited considerable advantages as compared to traditional electrodes, they were mainly employed for glucose electrochemical detection.

Ensiling does, on the other hand, pose considerable advantages as a storage method.

Being able to predict the biological behavior of a cancerous breast lesion on cytology would have considerable advantages, as it would help select the most appropriate treatment.

Compared to cross-sectional research, a longitudinal design based on serial in-depth interviews offers considerable advantages as to understanding the dynamics of illness/frailty experiences, and patients' and their relatives' varying needs over time.

Dr Randall continues: "Knowing many of the patients and families was a considerable advantage; as was having access to the notes of those of my partners".

Of course Leeds are at a considerable advantage, as one of only three Super League clubs based in a city where league can at least compete with football.

The partnership with the Gates Foundation could give Pearson a considerable advantage as textbook and learning technology companies position themselves in an education marketplace upended by the creation of the common standards.

While no one disputes that the technology is top-notch or that its user base of 50 million registered players (RealNetworks' streaming media technology use accounts for 85% of the market) gives the company a considerable advantage as a partner, the company's stance on its role is creating angst among digital broadcasting firms.

Not only are such data highly supportive of a key role for EGFR in determining fundamental cancer cell biology and radio-response, but, importantly, they confirm that anti-EGFR agents might provide considerable advantage as a radiosensitizing strategy in cancer management.

Pipelines have considerable advantages, such as economy and speed, but they also have the disadvantage of being subject to sabotage and to political vicissitudes when they cross international boundaries.