Sentence examples for perhaps advantageous from inspiring English sources

Such dependence of GCN4 translation on ternary complex levels is perhaps advantageous.

Although it was perhaps advantageous to remain open to the possibility of the merits of a new and beneficial nonnative species as a source of food or a solution to some limited environmental challenges, it was likely better, given what was known about harmful species invasions, to first study them at great length before welcoming them to new areas.

In this regard, it is perhaps advantageous that probiotics do not inhibit these beneficial adaptive responses to an infectious threat.

Conversely, these observations suggest that pathway outputs retain flexibility, allowing novel effectors to be easily recruited into the system, potentially leading to rapid, and perhaps advantageous, proliferation of effector components across evolutionary time.

This finding is consistent with the notion that high-grade MP engenders intolerably severe aneuploidy that is likely to culminate in cell death, whereas low-grade MP is more likely to be survivable and perhaps advantageous to cancer cells.

It is conceivable that bifurcated PRL expression is energetically favourable and perhaps advantageous in an evolutionary perspective, because high PRL levels in the amniotic fluid required for successful reproduction are delivered by the decidua, and hence secretion of large amounts of PRL by the pituitary can be limited to the period of lactation.

This result is in line with the LNA's prediction and may perhaps be advantageous as a mechanism of noise minimization in gene expression.

The uORFs and mORFs in the plant, nematode, and arthropod lineages have remained associated within the same transcript for 300 500 My, therefore these transcriptional fusion events seem to be stable and perhaps biologically advantageous.

Overall, these findings suggest that the mortality risk of an added pancreas surgery after kidney transplant is not overcome at 4 years but that PAK perhaps is advantageous with longer follow-up.

While any database has limitations (e.g. sometimes determining the EEG units is a bit of an exercise with these data in the present format), it is perhaps more advantageous and constructive to discuss what the community can do to make the most use of it.

The proximity of the breakpoint to the testis-determining gene DMRT1 (Smith et al. 2009) and the duplication of testis-specific (perhaps male-advantageous) PAK3 sequences around the breakpoint hint at genomic changes that could alter male function.