For the firm's shareholders, the exercise has produced no advantages at all.
Striving Readers, aimed at adolescents, has produced only small advantages when compared to traditional programs.
SPL practices have been used in a wide range of organisations and domains and the use has produced significant organisational advantages such as better quality, decreased cost, decreased labour needs, decreased time to market, and ability to move into new markets faster [16].
As a matter of public policy, the cult of privatisation, according to Tony Judt, has produced "no discernible collective advantage".
Chemotherapy for advanced gastric cancer has produced a modest survival advantage and new chemotherapy combinations and targeted therapy may increase this further.
Effects of repetition of identical items (which might have produced a spurious advantage for the total homology trials) were discarded by comparing performance between blocks.
Readers inferred that 3p loss may sometimes be an early event in breast tumorigenesis that might have produced a selective advantage and clonal expansion, but led to no change in morphology.
The CNS data set produced has the advantages of having been the object of some study, and because this data set depends on local alignments generating an even-handed sampling of conserved noncoding regions no matter how far they may exist from any conserved coding sequence.
Furthermore, combining chemotherapy with EGFR inhibitors in NSCLC has not produced a survival advantage.
It is apparent that management paid too much for many small regional carriers and also that the consolidation of these carriers has not produced the operational cost advantages that were anticipated.
Although not yet suitable for routine applications due to costs, analytical time required, and the huge amounts of data produced, WGS has some advantages over enrichment strategies and is briefly discussed in this section.
