Sentence examples for foreseen advantage from inspiring English sources
Another foreseen advantage of a large gene panel is a more accurate estimation of tumor mutation burden (TMB), a potential biomarker for response to immune checkpoint blockade in many cancer types37,38,39,40,41.
Additionally, the work instils confidence in the maintenance manager to show colleagues, superiors and subordinates the nitty-gritty of the computations and the foreseen advantages of the method.
Mobile operators are deploying energy-harvesting heterogeneous networks due to their foreseen advantages such as self-sustainable capability and reduced operating expenditure, which cannot be offered by conventional grid powered communications.
"An excellent operator is extremely good at making what we already have," he said, rather than foreseeing the advantages of radically new technology.
Therefore, IHA is developing water hydraulic component selection to be applied in coming systems where water hydraulics is foreseen to provide an advantage.
Given the above-mentioned differences in the ICT resources' utilisation patterns between private and public cloud providers, it is obvious that more evident advantages are foreseen to save energy in former than in latter where the owners – in case of low load – instead of saving energy and costs, can decide to attract additional business by lowering the prices to fill the utilisation gap.
The report argued that it should have been foreseen that militant groups would take advantage of a power vacuum, because many Libyan nationals had joined the insurgencies in Iraq and Afghanistan.
We foresee two main advantages of this strategy.
The possibility of Japan taking advantage of a war in Europe was foreseen.
This could foresee them with the advantage of remaining an increased amount of time without food, depending on their stored reserve products [69].
14 34 Our patients could foresee a long-term advantage in using the device as a way to employ National Health Service (NHS) resources more effectively for ' everybody's benefit'.
