Sentence examples for expected advantageous from inspiring English sources

Other expected advantageous outcome of the IMPROVER challenge is that it enables a fair comparison of competing methods, as the IMPROVER format requires blind prediction by the participants and blind scoring of the submissions (Fig. 2).

Dynamic networks are expected to be advantageous in the modeling of drug release.

This chemical reaction with carbon is expected to be advantageous for favorable attachment to the carbon surface.

Walking mechanisms are expected to be advantageous at miniature scale, but the need for more complex motion patterns increases demands on design and fabrication.

According to the concept of EID, multilevel information representation based on abstraction hierarchy of work domain is expected to be advantageous for supporting the operator's problem solving.

The carbon black support was expected to be advantageous because of the feasibility of a CNT/carbon black composite possibly fabricated for several applications without removal of the support.

Since there is no gate oxide/insulator, the proposed normally-off P-VJFET is expected to be advantageous in comparison to MOSFET-based SiC power switches for high temperature operation.

The pressure in inclusions is larger in the case of fractal microstructures, indicating that these are expected to be advantageous in applications such as toughening of thermoset polymers which takes place via the cavitation mechanism.

While this mutation could be a disadvantage for the bacterium in the natural environment where low substrate concentrations are expected, it is advantageous for biotechnological applications running at substrate concentrations about 105-fold higher than Km which is in the 100 mM range.

The receptor-binding substitutions, although deleterious in birds, would be expected to be advantageous in humans.

Therefore the correction is mainly anisoplanatic, which is expected to be advantageous for an air-water interface in practical applications even though it is connected with a loss of light intensity.