Sentence examples for contain advantageous from inspiring English sources

Not only do Spirulina biopolymer nanofiber scaffolds have a lower risk of rejection in human tissue culture but they also contain advantageous bioactive compounds that are present in the Spirulina biomass [ 10, 11].

We hypothesize that: (i) known drug-binding sites contain advantageous physicochemical properties for drug binding, or "druggable microenvironments" and (ii) given a target, the presence of multiple druggable microenvironments similar to those seen previously is associated with a high likelihood of druggability.

Rather, they may contain advantageous alleles that arose and swept to high frequency separately in M and S populations but need not be responsible for ecological or reproductive isolation between the two taxa (Noor and Bennett 2009; Turner and Hahn 2010; White et al. 2010; Hahn et al. 2012).

Clones developing CN-LO Hat loci containing advantageous mutations are perpetuated, while those clones developing CN-LO Hin normal allelic regions will have no survival advantage and eventually perish.

Thus robust populations may have a better shot at responding to new environmental challenges, as they contain potentially advantageous genetic variants upfront, rather than having to wait for new mutations to arise (Rutherford 2003).

Moreover, these cell sheets are considered to contain an advantageous supply of growth factors.

This founder cell contained an advantageous mutation leading to a clonal expansion of a large population of cells descended from the founder.

This genetic diversity means that the population may already contain variants that are advantageous in the face of challenges such as host immune responses and drug treatments.

It is thus highly likely that these two regions contain one or several advantageous mutations that were positively selected in L. salmonis.

With the advent of bipolar electrosurgery, a conductive electrolyte containing medium is advantageous.

But those seeds may contain traits that will prove advantageous in another place or another time.