Sentence examples similar to nearly advantageous from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the most advantageous statistic for Trump in the Pew poll is that nearly half of Republicans think Muslims should be subjected to more scrutiny than members of other faiths.

GREACE provides a powerful new tool for evolutionary engineering, as the continuous and exhaustless genetic diversities generated by GREACE can provide nearly every possible solution while the synchronous selection will direct the most advantageous ones.

'Obviously, that wouldn't be the most advantageous solution,' he said, 'but…' Advantageous, Clary thought.

They decided that Auschwitz was the most advantageous site.

It was the next most advantageous port of call.

The project's corporate developer, Jim Gordon's Energy Management Inc., which had been building natural gas power plants for nearly 20 years prior to taking interest in an offshore wind project, found in Nantucket Sound what it considered to be the most advantageous offshore spot anywhere from Maine to New Jersey: Horseshoe Shoal.

Anyway, being lambasted by him can be nearly as advantageous a career move as being hired by him.

Hence, it is fair to say that (conventional) LDPC codes that boast outstanding performance under coherent detection may not be nearly as advantageous under noncoherent detection, since they either suffer from performance loss (with differential encoding) or incur a large bandwidth expansion (without differential encoding).

In this case, the distribution of substitutions would be bimodal, with modes centered around nearly neutral and advantageous substitutions.

There has been much discussion in the literature about the relative contributions of nearly neutral and advantageous substitutions to the evolutionary process (i.e., Kimura 1983 vs. Gillespie 1994).

We suggest that the distribution of S is not constant in time but changes as organisms undergo adaptation through novel environments, with the relative contributions of nearly neutral and advantageous mutations dependent on the particular evolutionary scenario.