Ashamed to catch those biases in my own voice; to use passing to an advantage; to use being mixed to an advantage; of having the luxury to choose.
This means that while Plant type 3 enjoys an advantage when grown in mixed competition, that advantage is not wholly at the expense of its competitors.
Our genes provide the blueprint for our individuation, and come replete with a mixed bag of advantages and potential disadvantages -- a natural person-to-person variation which was essential to driving our species forward by way of natural selection.
This mixed model has advantages as it can stimulate fundamental self-reflection and aid continuous improvement by exploring the organisations purpose, its areas of effectiveness, and its weaknesses and future opportunities, followed by an open dialogue and helpful feedback [ 18].
PCRs were carried out with 50 ng DNA using the "Advantage" mixed polymerase containing both Taq and a proofreading enzyme (Clontech 639201) and 35 cycles of 94°C for 30 s, 57°C for 1 min and 72°C for 2 min followed by 72°C for 10 min. Concentrations of the PCR products were measured by Nanodrop and the Quant-IT® PicoGreen® ds DNA assay (Invitrogen).
The combination function of mixed fillers has appreciable advantages over single powder filler, but no obvious advantages over simple fiber in the conductivity improvement at the same total filler content.
Second, EGTKMeans performs better off by utilizing the advantages of mixed strategies as well as those of pure ones, considering the existence of mixed Nash Equilibrium in every game.
There are 229 designated world heritage sites with natural "outstanding universal value", according to Unesco criteria, of which 197 are solely natural sites, and 32 are mixed, displaying both natural advantages and cultural input.
Both deciduous and evergreen species have reproductive advantages in mixed compared to pure forests.
This SPE technique combines the advantages of mixed hemimicelles and MCNTs.
