Sentence examples for increased advantages from inspiring English sources
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.
These increased advantages arise because of scientists'/physicians' largely-unearned higher intelligence and resulting higher incomes.
Scientists'/physicians' increased advantages include government-funded education, research grants, societal protection/licensing for professional careers, and "corners on the market" providing scientific/medical services.
As we have argued above, the reason for this may be that in species with low oestrus synchrony, high mating skew, monopolized mating and contest competition for dominance, there may be increased advantages to females of signalling ovulation relatively more reliably, and of placing an increased emphasis on biasing paternity towards the dominant.
The gradual transformation of the distribution grid from passive to active imposes the need to also consider the effect of distributed generation and active demand during planning and the increased advantages of their control.
Given such privileges, scientists/physicians and others with such increased advantages have greater responsibilities (than most people) to protect society from harm, especially in areas related to their expertise [ 35].
The transcriptional data suggests that AltDE1 may have an increased advantage under circumstances where glucose is abundant.
Temporal variation often results in increased advantage for dispersal, whether uniform or plastic [ 12, 17, 58, 77].
These results indicate that IL-10 producing cells may have an increased advantage to promote their metastasis to other organs as observed in our analyses.
Mr. Atlas is rightly concerned about the increasing advantages of affluence.
Other paid services are, unlike Travel Companion Exchange, taking increasing advantage of the Web.
