Sentence examples for further advantageous from inspiring English sources
It has been predicted that confinement in all three directions (quantum dots) will have further advantageous effects on device performance.
The federal government also probably wants a simple case with minimal drama, making it further advantageous to charge leaders who have made damning public statements.
The flat-topped Palomar has excellent seeing qualities; it is further advantageous in that it is remote from any great city.
When analysing data with rare events, such models may be further advantageous through the need of less intervals.
Moreover, engineered antibody fragments like Fab have been shown to be much less immunogenic than that of intact antibodies, which is further advantageous for molecular imaging.
It will further be advantageous to have specific information about consumption of organic food of different food groups, since high consumption of organic meat was associated with a somewhat different dietary pattern than that of organic vegetables, fruit, cereal products, dairy products and eggs.
Mr. Li's visit ended with the Soviet and Chinese leaders agreeing that "certain differences in their approaches to the solution of this or that question will not be an obstacle to further developing mutually advantageous dialogue and cooperation," Tass said.
Therefore, the discovery of new forms of this unusual molecule, ATC, may still provide an opportunity for further improvement of advantageous properties.
Therefore, the discovery of new crystalline solvates of this unusual molecule, ATC, may still provide an opportunity for further improvement of advantageous properties.
The sonication process tends to break the flake: longer sonication time improves the exfoliation degree; further sonication is advantageous from the aspect of dispersion and colloidal stability.
Hence populations that undergo excessive inbreeding will be less likely to develop new functions than large populations undergoing outbreeding, where new functions bringing selective advantages can rapidly spread to the whole population, and can further combine with other advantageous functions that will have arisen independently in other individuals.
