Sentence examples for instrumental advantage from inspiring English sources

The new rationalism had the instrumental advantage of allowing the world to be mastered.

They took advantage of the deceitful way Butler's predecessors had taken the UK into the EU, pretending this did not undermine the sovereignty of parliament and that our continental partners' far-reaching political-cultural project was for us only a matter of economic and instrumental advantage.

If, then, there is some attraction or instrumental advantage from the point of view of a particular theory to thinking in pluralist terms, then it is open to that theory to have a pluralist decision procedure, even if the theory is monist in every other way.

Constantly tweaking his sound all through his school years also led him to an instrumental advantage.

One plays because it's fun to do so, not because of any instrumental advantage it may yield.

We then present data from a new study of Indonesian madrassah students replicating the backfire effect using a within‐subjects design where the instrumental advantages of the added material benefits were transparent.

These results suggest that, in order to achieve a sustainable change in mobility behaviours, it is necessary to maintain the instrumental advantages of bike sharing over other modes of transport.

The set of "instruments" would strongly affect the probability of a household being part of the SP program, but they would not be correlated with the outcome of interest (catastrophic expenditures in health) through channels other than the enrolment into SP. The instrumental variables took advantage of the fact that SP was implemented gradually across the different 32 Mexican states.

3. A study of relevant facts about the artistic medium, such as the instrumental limitations or advantages of pipe organs in the time of the German composer Johann Sebastian Bach (1685 1750) or the modes of presentation of ancient Greek tragedies in the Athenian theatre.

But, as Deborah H. Gruenfeld of the Stanford School of Business and three colleagues note in "Power and the Objectification of Social Targets," the ability to view others in instrumental terms has certain advantages in the corporate arena – advantages applicable to politics as well.

Figure 1 shows an important reduction of instrumental deliveries in the advantage of natural vaginal deliveries, but more notably in favor of the non - elective CS - rate.