Sentence examples for mild advantage from inspiring English sources

In adjusting the rules governing the submission of novels, Booker has conceded a mild advantage to the big conglomerates over the lively (and smaller) independents.

A study comparing the efficacy of the two concentrations using target area hair counts at 48 weeks as a primary endpoint showed a mild nonsignificant advantage for the 5% solution (Olsen et al 2002).

Fujii, one of two Japanese tour players who received sponsor exemptions, took advantage of mild and balmy conditions at Waikoloa Beach Resort to finish two rounds at 13-under 127.

Officials say people smugglers are taking advantage of mild weather and calm seas to send more boats into the Mediterranean.

When not blubbing, Eyres is mostly wine-bibbing, since one of the life lessons he has absorbed from Horace has to do with the spiritual advantages of mild intoxication.

Firefighters took advantage of milder conditions in recent days to reduce the number of fires threatening towns around Sydney from more than 100 on Thursday night to 61 on Sunday, a fire service spokesman, Matt Sun, said.

As in Fig. 16, at the lowest budget this advantage appears milder.

The combination of MSC with GcMAF has three main advantages: (1) mild immunosuppression, (2) robust anti-inflammatory effects, and (3) repair of damaged cell lines.

In view of advantages of mild reaction conditions, high selectivity and low cost [8, 9, 10], the deep oxidation desulfurization process has received more concern recently which can remove the refractory sulfur compounds significantly.

We chose this decision because it is a common problem of broad interest and many patients prefer not to take treatment for mild hypertension if the advantages and disadvantages are explained [17].

Relatively short procedure time with milder stress is an advantage of intravitreal bevacizumab injection compared to LPC.