The phrase "convey advantage" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to communicate or express something that is beneficial or advantageous. Example: The company's new marketing strategy is designed to convey advantage over its competitors by highlighting its unique features and benefits.
Nevertheless, low speed and large individual cylinder displacement convey advantage to the low-speed engine, since these features allow the lowest-quality and hence cheapest—fuelowest-quality and
Thus, a given value of sperm competitive ability, which represents the absolute investment in traits that convey advantage under conditions of sperm competition, has the potential to generate a wide range of different fertilization success values, depending on the sperm competitive ability of rival males.
These subdivisions involved criteria which convey advantages of the mode of delivery in question and disadvantages of the alternative mode of delivery (Table 2).
To use one and not another may forgo or convey an advantage in some situations, but none embodies every aspect of news — content, promptness, and analysis.
Since the animals used for that behavioral test were juveniles, it is possible that in juveniles the canal length difference between both species is not large enough to convey an advantage to hammerhead sharks for detection of dipole prey at larger distances.
This may convey competitive advantage to these species at some sites as observed for B. heckerae [81] or for B. boomerang which may be able to utilize reduced compounds from pore waters, by burrowing in sediments at low activity sites [44], [82].
However, there is also the potential for the female trait to convey an advantage in intrasexual conflicts over resources.
A student's additional qualifications, over and above Biology and Chemistry, do not convey any advantage or disadvantage in terms of course progress.
SNPs detected at these positions in both sheep and cattle argues against A659 variation being stochastic but is likely to convey an advantage.
This requirement applies equally to manual capsulorhexis and laser capsulotomy: it is the accurate, reproducible placement of the laser capsulotomy that may primarily convey an advantage in this regard.
This partly reflects the limited pool of replicates used in the actual crime case, but suggests that using different sensitivities in the profiling replicates may convey an advantage due to different contributors being better distinguished.
