For most, the primary advantage of having the majority of one's assets avoid probate is the ease of asset transfer and the avoidance of costs.
For example, a primary advantage of a smart distributed energy system manages energy to reduce the peaks in demand across the day and across the year, decreasing the need to build additional expensive generating assets.
As proposed for in vitro applications described above, the primary advantage for such in vivo gene transfer applications would be that the shapes and sizes of areas/regions of transduction sites can be predetermined by strategic placement and patterning of viral vectors on solid surfaces.
For most companies, the primary advantage of using options is that options allow them to award large bonuses without actually depleting their cash, said Alan J. Straus, a New York tax lawyer and accountant.
The problem with leaving a gap in the middle, however, was that attackers stood in the vacated space, nullifying the primary advantage for the goalkeeper, which was a better line of sight.
The one primary advantage for Trivago is their landmark proximity.
Tim Wagner, general manager for AWS Lambda, says the primary advantage of serverless computing is that it allows developers to strip away all of the challenges associated with managing servers.
The primary advantage for using COTS components to build C-ME is that it reduces overall system development costs and requires less development time only the components required to perform a specific function need to be developed.
Despite the many molecular-targeted drugs, which either have low cancer cell selectivity or benefits only a small subset of cancer patients, early (before metastasis forms) detection remains the primary advantage for cancer treatment.
Static compression thus has the potential to reproduce disc degeneration via cell apoptosis and ECM degradation; this conveys its primary advantage for longitudinal investigation of the degenerative mechanism compared with dynamic compression [ 21, 36].
This silage preservation technique is attractive to producers for several reasons, but the primary advantage is a reduced risk of weather damage to valuable forage crops compared with preservation as dry hay.
