Sentence examples for represents advantage from inspiring English sources

A low index value represents disadvantage and a high index value represents advantage in an area.

The index provides a weighted value, with a low index value representing disadvantage and a high index value representing advantage (Table 3).

These points can thus represent advantages in terms of bleeding and carcinological safety.

(iii) Do the reproductive behaviours of the three species under different moisture levels represent advantages in their xeric habitats?

A value clarification tool was included to support people in eliciting their personal values on self-testing by indicating whether they agreed or disagreed with twelve propositions representing advantages and disadvantages of diagnostic self-testing.

The method represents an advantage and an alternative to the available finite difference techniques.

It is understandable that data around privately contracted rates or claims represents competitive advantage and should be kept confidential.

An induced metabolic shift in diabetic human subjects toward aerobic glycolysis, resulting in accelerated glucose utilization represents another advantage of this novel metabolic method to regulate blood sugars.

Lore argues this option represents an advantage for Jet.com over other marketplaces.

"I don't think right now this even represents an advantage for any South American side".

Contrarily, the proposed ASTS algorithm avoids this problem, which represents an advantage for researchers and practitioners.