The dream describes the divine order which both rewards humans for just service to their city (VI.13), and also puts human affairs in a cosmic perspective designed not to humble humans but to embolden them to care more for justice than for petty human advantage: you must always look at these heavenly bodies and scorn what is human.
But for the foreseeable future, the human advantage in cognitive flexibility and interpersonal interactions will be fairly secure.
IRIVs are one of the few adjuvants currently licensed for human use with the advantage of an excellent safety profile.
Neurons that respond to light objects may distort the objects more than neurons that respond to dark objects — possibly an advantage for human ancestors who needed to see in low-light conditions such as nighttime on the African savanna.
Indeed, muBLyS provides no more survival advantage for human B cells than is seen in unstimulated cultures.
Owing to the significant physiological, biochemical, anatomical, and genomic similarities between pigs and humans, the pig provides a uniquely relevant biomedical model for human, having a distinct advantage over rodents [ 66].
Given that for the oscillator studies, as well as for many other purposes, cells have to be kept in culture for several days following sorting by FACS, and taking into account the high toxicity of the FACS procedure, avoiding the sorting represents a major advantage for human beta cell studies.
"China needs to step up the fight against the overuse of fertilisers and pesticides and promote ecological agriculture which has obvious advantages for human heath, the environment, and sustainable development of agriculture".
Corresponding definitions of significance may be based on isolated agronomic considerations, but it is also imaginable, that the assessment of the significance of economic disadvantages should take account of potential advantages for human health and the environment.
