Sentence examples for merit of retaining from inspiring English sources

As Galton writes, "[Fingerprints] have the unique merit of retaining all their peculiarities unchanged throughout life, and afford in consequence an incomparably surer criterion of identity than any other bodily feature".

We can also debate until opening night the basketball merits of retaining Lin versus letting him go, without reaching a satisfying conclusion.

Meanwhile, because their infringement seems so absurd, the case has provoked a national debate about the merits of retaining these old laws.

Hoey, 35, is currently 34th in the order of merit standings and is already assured of retaining his card for next season.

I also demonstrate large and erratic effects of counting bias on the original h-index, and show how the harmonic version of the h-index provides unbiased bibliometric ranking of scientific merit while retaining the original's essential simplicity, transparency and intended fairness.

It simply regards streamline as an independent coordinate, thereby retaining the merits of both the Eulerian and Lagrangian schemes.

The concept of "target-based" whole cell screening has been introduced recently to overcome some of these limitations whilst retaining the merits of both of these screening procedures.

Certainly, a merit of the model.

Critics charged that he had appointed several of his family and friends who were in non-merit system jobs to merit system positions, increasing their chances of being retained when a new administration took over.

In the said model, merits of both these approximations are retained whereas their demerits are suppressed.

Meanwhile, the CKFC retained the merits of a traditional Kang by providing local thermal comfort.