Sentence examples for seemingly advantageous from inspiring English sources
However, it should be noted that we have only performed one-donor crosses, so we can not be sure about how the seemingly advantageous pollen donors would have performed in cases of more intense pollen competition.
Given the abundance of sucrose in living plant tissues, possession of functional GH32 genes that facilitate sucrose utilization would be seemingly advantageous for plant biotrophic fungi.
It is found that joining a sectoral agreement in the presence of a works council, or leaving a sectoral agreement in its absence, seemingly proves advantageous to innovation.
Such trade-offs, seemingly mutually advantageous, are muddy and complex.
However, even if such variation does exist, it does not necessarily follow that the acoustic variation will be perceived by receivers, although it would seemingly be advantageous for listeners to discriminate; playback experiments are necessary to demonstrate the ability of receivers to correctly categorize the call based on the acoustic variation [e.g., Fischer, 1998].
Kronforst believes that counterbalancing selection may be at play - some advantageous trait is paired with the seemingly maladaptive one, and both are conserved.
The seemingly paradoxical insensitivity to hypoxia of the cerebral circulation in Ethiopian highlanders might therefore be advantageous to survival in the mountains if the pattern of carbon dioxide sensitivity of the cerebral circulation promotes better perfusion of the brain in Ethiopians when compared to Andeans [25].
Is it politically advantageous?
It was more advantageous financially.
