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RADseq offers a number of tangible advantages over other genotyping techniques, making it a useful tool for delimiting ESUs and for resolving conservation questions.

The two strong central pawns would convince me that White should be pressing forward and looking for a tangible advantage.

Sites that project the presidential outcome based on the state polls have thus seemed to show a tangible advantage for Mr. Obama, while those that look at the trend in national polls seem to imply that the race is too close to call.

Compared to, say, a piano-playing conductor, Mr. Zukerman has a tangible advantage: he can use his own instrumental expertise for finely grooming the sound of his ensemble.

Then, after 36 g3 Black7 Ra8 Rbc6, Black has a tangible advantage.

To the extent that enthusiasm provides a tangible advantage to a candidate by making his supporters more likely to turn out, pollsters can then account for that by applying a likely voter model.

Nevertheless, enthusiasm can provide a tangible advantage to a candidate in primaries and caucuses, where turnout is generally low.

The tangible advantage is simply the volume of activity in the Bay Area (not just Silicon Valley).

A tangible advantage was that no catalyst had to be removed.

And thereafter Safina, with tangible advantages in experience and fitness, was always in control.

If it is to be successful, any behaviour change approach that aims to encourage the take-up of a product or service will have to provide real, personal and tangible advantages for today's new consumers.