Sentence examples for merits which include from inspiring English sources

But throughout Mr. Quanz's "In Tandem" (2009), the manner of these dancers — unconvincing in its affected attitudes — actually distracts from the merits, which include a clever use of the stage, with bodies and body parts (legs, torsos) leaning in from the wings.

All have their merits, which include ease of use for the former two approaches and flexibility for the latter approach.

In addition, SSF has a number of merits which include non-aseptic conditions, use of a wide variety of matrices, low energy expenditure, less expensive downstream processing, lower wastewater output, potentially higher reproducibility and easier control of contamination [ 7].

Early investors, who included several campaign donors, said they invested on the merits, which included the little Romney's knack for accidentally investing in companies using his grandfather's iPad.

Because elite cows were genotyped before their first calving, i.e., before any own performance was known, potential selective genotyping was limited to pedigree information on total merit index, which includes both production and SCC.

Recent data from the MERIT study, which included several smaller hospitals with patients of limited acuity and counted all day visits (no overnight stay) as admissions, showed a pre-intervention cardiac arrest rate of 2.08 cases per 1,000 admissions [ 13].

Emergency medical service provided by helicopters, which include trained physicians and nurses in their crews, merits special mention because they ensure correct medical care and transfer from isolated geographic zones, especially in the archipelagos [22 25].

These compounds, as well as other BET inhibitors, therefore merit investigation as potential therapies for diseases and conditions caused by the hyperproduction of IFNβ, which include the lethal effects of flu virus as well as sepsis.

So do affirmative action programs, which include people as part of a social group rather than in terms of individual merit.

Unlike some of the more obscure and head-scratching moves, which include China's forgotten social network and an iced tea company, there would be some merit to Line adopting a token.

The project's editorial and advisory boards, which include scholars like David Levering Lewis, who won two Pulitzer Prizes for his two-part biography of W. E. B. DuBois, will decide which candidates merit inclusion.