Similarly, the condemnation of homosexuality is unreasonable because homosexuality is also likely to be a biological adaptation: "Homosexuality may give advantages to the group by special talents, unusual qualities of personality, and the specialized roles and professions it generates".
This approach may give advantages because important and specific local practices are not missed.
These alleles may give advantages to meat eaters, but the exact trade-offs remain unclear (Finch and Stanford 2004).
Though most of these background mutations are not relevant for the initiation of leukaemia, few relevant mutations may occur and give advantage to the cell, which then undergoes transformation into a LSC and initiates leukaemia.
Some of the limbs, like those used by Mr. Pistorius, may give an advantage.
(On the glass-half-full side, some have speculated that T. gondii infection may give an advantage to a country's soccer team, perhaps by fostering boldness).
Verlander only has one no-decision in A.L.D.S. play – an eventual 4-3 victoverover the Yankees in Game 2 of the 2006 A.L.D.S. Verlander's stats may give the advantage to the Tigers, but October often rewards experience.
This may give an advantage to the construction of thinking machines over the search for advanced civilizations.
In order for anyone to have a chance of standing out, he must either produce high-quality content relentlessly, or have some tricks up his sleeve that may give him advantage.
They suggest that much emotional information may be carried in vocal features such as rhythm, timing and vocal inflection which may give an advantage to those judges whose language shares those features.
