Sentence examples similar to once more advantageous from inspiring English sources
Further analysis of individual trait transformation to address distributional issues more directly might be more advantageous once the total hip score is no longer seen as the widespread and accepted evaluation of hip condition, for example once EBVs are publically available.
Once this occurs, it becomes more advantageous to introduce or expand routine testing in hospitals.
Once again, Xelox proved to be more advantageous, with a cost reduction of 30% compared with Folfox-4.
With the presidential race heating up, Democrats and Republicans in Congress are once again divided over whether it is more advantageous to try for budget compromises or to draw lines in the sand and hope to reap the benefits of confrontation.
The identified conservation action directed towards favouring the native species rather than fighting the invasive one is all the more advantageous as controlling an invasive species, once settled, is extremely difficult and costly (Januchowski-Hartley et al. 2011).
These advantages will start accumulating and will become more advantageous as time goes by.
Once the research objective shifts to comparative and predictive pathway analyses, other tools like DAVID or PathwayTools become more advantageous.
Once more, this analogy is not surprising as most such events initially are slightly deleterious or neutral and rarely more or less advantageous, and persistence of novel parts of existing genes is rather the exception than the rule.
It was more advantageous financially.
It is much more advantageous to police.
