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Other factors, such as the low corporate tax rate and no personal income tax, could also be advantages for companies looking to move to the Lone Star State.
This could also be another advantage for the Canadiens, whose starting goalie, José Théodore, is a candidate for the league's most valuable player.
The energy density of methanol fuel cells could also be an advantage in portable consumer electronic devices such as laptops and iPods.
Amid growing questions over the technology on Tuesday night, Culbertson insisted its age could also be an advantage but said Orbital would carry out an urgent inquiry to determine the cause of the latest failure before launching any further missions.
Yet the room could also be an advantage, as during a mesmerizing solo set by the English electronic musician Mira Calix, and a gorgeous collaboration between Ms. Calix and the Bang on a Can All-Stars.
Android's broad advocate base could also be an advantage.
Our methodological approach using ex-vivo irradiation of blood samples could also be an advantage to evaluate relative biological effectiveness (RBE).
However, as discussed in more detail below, this feature of primary cultures could also be an advantage, because dedifferentiation and phenotypical changes are often associated with OA.
The use of a radioligand with very low nonspecific binding could also be an advantage in micro-PET due to the expected larger partial volume effect caused by the very small size of the brain in relation to the resolution of the PET system.
JetBlue's fleet could also be a competitive advantage.
There could also be a major advantage in that it would force examination boards to rethink the timing of public exams which could, at last, allow students to apply for college and university with their results in their hands rather than having the whole process having to be provisional as is now.
