Sentence examples for has a merit of from inspiring English sources
Although EcoliNet and STRING are similar in prediction power, EcoliNet has a merit of hypothesis generation service.
However, XRD and XRR measurements which were used in this study have a merit of high accuracy of thickness evaluation.
The intraoral approach, in which the temporalis was dissected with scissors inserted via an intraoral incision, was adopted for elderly cadavers, females and emaciated or exhausted bodies, and had a merit of no incision on the face.
They call it writing — the ability to distribute their thinking in the kinds of sentences that have a merit, even a literary merit, of their own.
In frequency-domain Superconducting Quantum Interference Device (SQUID) multiplexing for Transition Edge Sensor (TES) readout, a magnetic field summation method utilizing multi-input SQUIDs has a fundamental merit of small degradation of signal-to-noise ratio.
Unfortunately, the mechanism for most of biological activities is still unknown and hence accurately predicting protein complexes from the available PPI data has a considerable merit of practice because it allows us to infer the principles of biological processes.
I still had a merit-based idea of things and I didn't feel I was ready or good enough.
"We're going through the merits of each, and each has a lot of merit," said R. Glenn Hubbard, the chairman of the White House Council of Economic Advisers.
