Sentence examples for impressive advantages. from inspiring English sources

Used since antiquity in brewing beer and making cheese, enzymes boast impressive advantages: they operate at room temperature, they prefer water to some fancy solvent and they generate few bothersome by-products.

However, along with impressive advantages of individual adjustment of diagnostics and pharmacology, there are rather impressive risks of regeneration of eugenics and different forms of discrimination on biomarkers' grounds – beginning from changes in cost of medical insurances to forming new tools of the state biopolitics and population government.

Such a strategy provides impressive advantages that include the reagentless nature of the platform, the adaptability to point-of-care approaches, and the possibility to use it with complex real samples.

One that stands out is the traditional Chinese game of Go, where humans still hold an impressive advantage over their silicon competitors.

For example, in 1996 I helped Porter on an HBR article called "What is Strategy?" The article chronicled the strategies of a number of companies that as of 1996 had already achieved impressive advantage — Southwest Airlines, Progressive Insurance, Vanguard, and IKEA.

However, it is an impressive advantage Hamilton holds, almost half a second clear of Rosberg and 1.5s ahead of Sebastian Vettel in third.

The comparison of the developed application to a non-personalised one by ten users, showed an impressive advantage of the personalized application, which is expected to make it viable and financially exploitable.

One impressive advantage of this experimental model is that the different features of the pathology appear rapidly, all within around one week after the induction of the pathology, making suitable to perform experimental approaches to halt the scaring process.

With such an impressive advantage of S. platensis, especially as a nutraceutical, as previously mentioned, S. platensis has become one of the preferred choices for a sustainable photobiological cell factory.

But while the technology is impressive, the advantages of better haptic feedback aren't that obvious, Tan admits, which limits funding for research and development.

But heavy spending on field organizers, technology and advertising — more than $400 million through the end of June — appears to have cost Mr. Obama the impressive cash advantage he once had.