Sentence examples similar to potential advantage lost from inspiring English sources

Whereas the advantage of specialised heterotrophy in light-limited environments, such as soils and deep or turbid water, is intuitively clear, given the costs of mixotrophy, the potential advantages of losing photosynthesis in resource-limited but well-lit situations are not.

Many syndromic time series have low counts, and in these cases any potential advantages over simpler methods are lost.

Another potential advantage is speed.

He also has another potential advantage.

Boeheim played down any potential advantage, however.

Other governments are also focusing on targets of potential advantage.

Mr. Romney's advisers see that as a potential advantage.

The first potential advantage is national interest.

There's one other potential advantage of lower prices: Value.

Though it's smart to bargain hard in a price negotiation, a single-minded focus on dollars can cause us to lose sight of potential advantages of negotiation in the NFL's case, the threat of negative publicity, as well as the chance to earn many more millions by selling broadcast rights to Super Bowl I.

Foraging effort is a trade-off between the advantages of feeding (reduced risk of starvation, increased growth or reproduction) and the potential costs (lost opportunity, increased predation risk and parasite transmission; Sih 1987; Lima & Dill 1990).