For the public there is the incidental advantage of easier access to the grass terrace under the restaurant, and a long corridor well suited to exhibitions.
The reality is that the green paper on rights and responsibilities received a sceptical response from the (limited) section of the press that usually supports human rights because – whatever the incidental advantage of having a debate about rights – it has been introduced for the wrong reasons.
An incidental advantage of not using H atoms is that our defined criteria can be used in biomolecular systems where H atoms are rarely characterized.
These elements are primarily intra-genomic selfish elements that are selected for maintaining themselves, and on occasions providing incidental advantage to the host cell [ 24, 28].
Thus, the use of previously obtained patient data to derive a group for comparison has the incidental advantage that those recording those data had no knowledge of the research question and this may confer a useful advantage.
Incidental Intelligence: One of the advantages of the Red Hill Golf Club, near Andover, Massachusetts, according to a sign on the premises, is that it….
Incidental Intelligence: One of the advantages of the Red Hill Golf Club, near Andover, Massachusetts, according to a sign on the premises, is that it is "Exclusively Public".
By C. Arnold and John McCarten The New Yorker, September 3 , 1955P. 20 Incidental Intelligence: One of the advantages of the Red Hill Golf Club, near Andover, Massachusetts, according to a sign on the premises, is that it is "Exclusively Public".
Passenger mutations are incidental; they do no infer growth advantage and are not the subject of selective pressure, as opposed to the driver mutations.
"Treme" is perhaps the only scripted show on television in which characters' colors and cultures are not incidental to their gifts and predicaments, their advantages or obstacles.
