Sentence examples for given advantage from inspiring English sources

-If a low-income student, a high-income student and a legacy student have equal test scores, should one be given advantage over the others in being admitted to a college?

One-step methods to grow ZnO nanostructures on metal substrates such as Zn foil have been also reported [24, 25], given advantage of an easier fabrication (no seeds employed) and lower resistance of substrates.

While some studies found high correlation (e.g., Bauer 1981; Vacc 1989) or high level of similarity between these two methods (e.g., Bacha 2001), other studies have given advantage to one or the other (e.g., Veal and Hudson 1983; Swartz et al. 1999; Nakamura 2002; Schoonen 2005).

Whereas deterministic theory specifies a critical migration rate beyond which a focal mutation of a given advantage cannot be established (Bürger and Akerman 2011; see also Figure S7 and Figure S8), the potential of invasion is far from uniform if migration is below this critical value.

A hurried negotiation may give advantage to London.

He didn't give advantage, and couldn't take the gamble of a foolish entanglement — not now, anyway.

12.26pm BST Sailing Britain just got a penalty turn for "pumping" their sails, giving advantage to the Australians.

With this method, NBP gives advantage to the low duty-cycled ZigBee networks.

Most boundaries are corruptly drawn, designed to protect incumbents or give advantage to the dominant party drawing the lines.

This information can be leveraged by candidates and give advantage over their opponent in battleground states and undecided voters.

SKP gives advantage of measuring individual RT during single VF examination.