Sentence examples for considers advantageous from inspiring English sources
The secretive new office, headed by an Air Force general, Simon Worden, envisions using a mix of truthful news releases, phony stories and e-mails from disguised addresses to encourage the kind of news coverage abroad that the Pentagon considers advantageous, while using clandestine activities, including computer network attacks, to disrupt coverage it opposes.
HENRY: It's traditionally considered advantageous for a writer.
There is no evidence for the use of this hardening process during the early Iron Age, so that it must have been either unknown then or not considered advantageous, in that quenching renders iron very brittle and has to be followed by tempering, or reheating at a lower temperature, to restore toughness.
Kanban systems are generally considered advantageous when a process produces multiple parts in small amounts.
Reducing turbulence and associated air entrainment is generally considered advantageous in the engineering design of fish passage facilities.
This considered advantageous when applied to the design of large ship structures such as hoistable car decks.
Awake craniotomy is considered advantageous to pregnant patients because subjective movement preserves the patient's motor function and reduces fetal exposure to anesthetics.
To measure metabolites is considered advantageous since it is well known that metabolites are formed at an early stage of environmental stress [28].
In this light, micro-fins can be considered advantageous in those applications that require a minimized weight of the heat sinks.
RSV replication in lungs of G1F/M2-primed mice elicited also mixed Th1/Th2 responses, a property that is considered advantageous for the safety of an RSV vaccine.
Torsten Mau explained to Next Wave that Boehringer Ingelheim "still take a large range of natural scientists, and a PhD is considered advantageous, but should not be mutually exclusive of communication skills".
