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Discover LudwigThe phrase "merits as" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is most often used in a comparative context, to express the advantages or positive qualities of something compared to another thing. For example: - "The new smartphone has its merits as a compact and lightweight device, but it lacks the same camera quality as its predecessor." - "Although both candidates have their merits as leaders, only one has a proven track record of achieving results." - "I appreciate your input, but let's weigh the merits of each idea before making a decision."
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"If you fail, you fail on your own merits as well".
The voodoo priest, Mamassa Babalakoun, was apparently convinced of the merits as well.
Art should be valued on its own merits as well as for its financial rewards.
Every section has to stand or fall on its own merits, as well as complement the whole.
People scrutinise its critical merits as much as its symbolism: "mediocre in aesthetic terms", sniffed Le Monde.In this section Fingered by fate Sprechen Sie Deutsch?
As mentioned above, traditional electrospinning has its merits as well as its limitations and demerits.
Each segmentation algorithm has its merits as well as its drawbacks.
Each test method has its own merits as well as its disadvantages.
Simplicity and good construction go a long way towards legendary status (the Game Boy shares these merits as well).
The merits as well as the disadvantages of using displacement curvature in structural damage detection are also discussed.
The other topics this week include Android 5.1 and its relative merits, as well as a short dirge on the soon-to-be-departed PlayStation Mobile from Sony.
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