Sentence examples for eventual advantages from inspiring English sources

We also studied the eventual advantages of a new femoral fixed emitter as to the necessary time for its fixation and as to the technical problems found.

Even when the feed was restored it gave Dacre an eventual advantage.

Increasingly, this goal is likely to win support from many, if not most, E.U. member states, and France too might find the establishment of a permanent E.U. seat to its eventual advantage.

Galvin ticks off the wrenching changes Motorola has not only survived but turned to its eventual advantage: "We were in the entertainment radio and defense business in the Forties when the transistor came along.

The probability of missing an eventual 10% advantage for the combination is 0.001.

Although a definite explanation for this finding cannot be provided, acceleration of radiotherapy may have overcome an eventual growth advantage conferred by c-erbB-2 upregulation (Mandler et al, 2000).

Filing for protection under Chapter 11 of the Federal Bankruptcy Code would give the company some much-needed breathing room to deal with creditors' claims, as well as afford any eventual buyer the advantage of a court's approval.

The end of the solely combustion engine-powered car did seem like an eventual inevitability, given the advantages of electric and hybrid from a manufacturing and performance standpoint, and given the industry's heavy investment in autonomous vehicle tech.

The relative ease of hMSC isolation and the potential to differentiate ex- vivo into several cell lineages [ 20] are significant advantages for eventual clinical application.

Any consideration of the possible value of melatonin has to take this into account and to weigh advantages and eventual disadvantages of effects exerted at the various levels of action.

The different soil moisture dependencies between P. incana and grass species were noted to underpin the competitive advantage and eventual replacement of the latter by the former.