Sentence examples for in increased advantage from inspiring English sources
Temporal variation often results in increased advantage for dispersal, whether uniform or plastic [ 12, 17, 58, 77].
Thus, megafaunal fruit species could take advantage of interacting with frugivores capable of dispersing seed loads much larger than those dispersed by extant frugivores and including much larger individual seeds, ultimately entailing increased advantages in terms of seedling vigor and survival prospects.
By comparing to Smoldyn, we show how the voxel-based approach in STEPS is often faster than particle-based methods, with increasing advantage in larger systems, and by comparing to MesoRD we show the efficiency of the STEPS implementation.
Over the last two decades males showed a stable or slightly increasing advantage in science reasoning.
Therefore, wider tuning curves might offer an increasing advantage in higher-dimensional spaces, as they support the volume contribution to the Fisher Information from outside the ball B R (0).
"They are the favourites; they had a huge advantage last year and I think they did a good job in increasing that advantage for this year.
More recently, Macleod et al. [ 30] showed by simulation that low linkage disequilibrium has a strong effect in increasing the advantage of sequence over high density genotyping.
The Indians took an early 1-0 lead in the first inning and increased the advantage to 2-0 in the second.
Moreover, Montreal's location farther south and in closer proximity to the modifying effects of the Great Lakes than Quebec city gave the region's farmers a distinct advantage in increased frost-free days over those who lived downriver.
Although the biotenodesis screw offers a theoretical advantage in increased initial fixation strength, presumably decreasing the risk of early failure during rehabilitation, this has not been demonstrated to be a relevant advantage clinically.
Deep DNA sequencing methods (ChIP-seq and RNA-seq) offer distinct advantages in increased specificity, sensitivity and genome-wide comprehensiveness that are leading to their wider use.
