Sentence examples for plausible advantages from inspiring English sources

We compared the attribution results using these two methods and further analyzed the plausible advantages of ED approach.

Nonetheless, if adaptive advantage did in fact play a role, the most likely determinant of such an event is p120 itself, and both factors offer plausible advantages relevant to flexibility and/or function.

While, further studies would be required to demonstrate these plausible advantages, a successful demonstration of α-crystallin based heterologous prime boost vaccination approach in guinea pig as well as mouse model definitely provides a paradigm to explore the potential of latency antigens for developing prophylactic and therapeutic vaccines against TB.

It has not escaped our notice that the genetic similarity between MIP and MAP immediately suggests a plausible advantage for therapeutic intervention against Crohn's and Johne's diseases.

While it is plausible such advantages exist, they are poorly understood, and we do not have any estimates of their magnitude.

I had already mentioned that expansion of the digestion chamber volume and distancing the active centre from the exterior to reduce random digestion of the wrong substrate is a plausible selective advantage for the transition from HslV to proteasome rather than the reverse for which no advantage is obvious, and which is likely to be harmful.

There is still the need to further understand and characterize the possible link between a long root system and its plausible selective advantage in nature and whether it displays possible trade-offs.

We believe that the reason for the near lack of such scenarios in the current literature is the formidable difficulty of breaking this transition into incremental steps associated with a biologically plausible selective advantage, thus making the entire transition compatible with the Continuity Principle.

This view seems plausible if the advantages to such a state system outweigh the inefficiencies in question.

It is plausible that the advantages in the ultrasound group with respect to proper guidewire insertion can not only be seen as a consequence of ultrasound usage as well as but also as a consequence of the insertion site.

Read literally, the District of Columbia Circuit's opinion appears to immunize any product design (or, at least, software product design) from antitrust scrutiny, irrespective of its effect upon competition, if the software developer can postulate any "plausible claim" of advantage to its arrangement of code.