Sentence examples for for possible advantages from inspiring English sources

At the end of the dispersal period of Field Experiment 3, we randomly selected offspring of cannibalistic and non-cannibalistic females to test for possible advantages in spiderling-spiderling interactions that could lead to cannibalism.

In connection with the Mokken analysis we have also included one of the most well-known estimates of reliability (ie. internal consistency) from Classical Test Theory, the Cronbach's alpha, which is used as a basis for discussion of possible advantages of the three step strategy compared to classical methods.

Novel compliant actuation systems have been developed in recent years for a variety of possible advantages, such as establishing a safe human robot interaction, increasing energy efficiency, reducing the effects of impacts and even for the development of neuro-inspired robotic platforms to be used in human motor control studies.

Further research will be necessary for determining possible advantages of CR over conventional VR and over two-dimensional (2-D) image post-processing for CT image data.

When new consumable products are introduced into clinical routine, appropriate methods are often lacking for showing possible advantages or disadvantages in a scientific reviewable manner.

Among the possible advantages for the plant, he said, are faster growth of pollen tubes.

The London mayor goes on to list possible advantages for leaving the EU, including saving money and having more powers over immigration rules.

These results illustrate the possible advantages for the use of homogeneous catalysts in the conversion of lignin biomass to fuel or chemical feedstocks.

In general, the bid price of X+Y is larger than the sum of the bid prices for each, reflecting some possible advantages of diversification.

While pointing out Facebook's possible advantages for job seekers, Kelkar and Kulkarni (2013) do find that only a small number of members actually use Facebook to look for jobs and for networking.

This rapid growth rate of filamentous fungi belonging to the Zygomycete genus Lichtheimia makes them pertinent to the study of enzymes involved in the breakdown of plant material and offers possible advantages for a biotechnological application.