Sentence examples for set up advantages from inspiring English sources
The aim of the present study was to conduct a critical literature review on transoral robotic surgery (TORS) to highlight the development, surgical set up, advantages and disadvantages, applications and outcomes of TORS in anatomic sites concerning a maxillofacial surgeon.
Details of experimental set up, its advantages and limitations were discussed in this paper.
The system is not set up to take advantage of the family's new heat pumps, because Vermont just closed its zero-carbon nuclear reactor.
One part of the reform involves reducing excessive payments that the Bush Administration agreed to when it set up the Medicare Advantage program in 2003.
IVA factories is Ketchell's label for the rash of friendly-face companies set up to take advantage of the UK's consumer-credit boom.
Indeed many firms, says Mr Kumar, are set up to take advantage of the two year model by using mid-programme internships as part of the selection process.
More likely it was set up to take advantage of a new strategy by the Chinese government, known as the "going out" policy.
But predictions of more than a million visitors proved wide of the mark and many of the temporary campsites set up to take advantage of the visitors stayed largely empty.
It is also moving its hourlong high school comedy-drama "Glee" from Tuesday to Thursday night, where it is set up to take advantage of viewers with musical interests, because it will follow the results show of "The X Factor".
A more pejorative side to this is "set up to take advantage of high-level contacts": a deal that is rigged, its outcome arranged beforehand not on the basis of merit or fair competition, is subject to the charge of being wired.
