Sentence examples for represents an advantage from inspiring English sources

Infrastructure management at the level of the municipality represents an advantage in terms of the exercise of democracy and responsiveness to citizens, but economic growth and the availability of resources will struggle to keep apace of the requirements of urban populations.

The presence of the 3GTV screens near or in front of the products advertised in the commercials represents an advantage, Mr. Grubbs said, compared with existing systems in stores that use TV screens at or above check-out counters, after purchase decisions have already been made.

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

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.

Compared to other teams' No. 8 hitters, he will probably represent an advantage for the Yankees.

This represented an advantage in the adhesion and growth of living HepG2 cells.

The relatively inexpensive MWCNTs represent an advantage over graphite in flexible composite MnO2 cathode.

These conditions represent an advantage upon which Mexico could build environments favourable to innovation and social and economic development.

However, when assessed under field conditions, this assay did not represent an advantage compared to counting of WBC [31].