Sentence examples for systemic advantage from inspiring English sources

I do hope that by the time we release our forecasts in a few weeks, the volume of state polling will increase at least somewhat, but it will probably be until at least the late summer until the data is robust enough to allow for deeply meaningful conclusions about whether one of the candidates has a systemic advantage in the Electoral College.

These properties provide a clear systemic advantage to any suppressive malaria-specific Tregs generated at the skinstage, over simultaneously elicited malaria-specific [111] protective cytotoxic T cell responses.

So being in the white upper-middle-class brings its own systemic advantages.

It defies explanation for any government to react to new details about systemic advantages for the rich and powerful by cutting taxes on the rich and powerful.

If your systemic advantages are so over-inflated that the worst you have to worry about is hurt feelings, I think it's pertinent to assume that these advantages will serve as an extremely good cushion for any guilt that you might feel.

They contribute to the aesthetic valorization of these spaces but they represent many eco-systemic advantages allowing for example the cleansing of the air and the thermal regulation of these confined spaces.

Compared with systemic treatments, important advantages of all topical or local treatments for CL are 1) their failure to generate clinically meaningful systemic drug exposure, and 2) their relatively low risk for systemic side effects.

Each method has unique advantages (systemic therapeutic targeting for IV, convenience of oral and directed topical effect for inhaled therapies) and disadvantages (line access, treatment burden, and systemic toxicity for IV; minimal available agents and gastrointestinal intolerance for oral; and localized intolerance, potential long-term toxicity, and treatment burden for inhaled therapies).

Due to the above findings, pulmonary targeting such as inhaled delivery is believed to provide an advantage over systemic administration, where the same degree of efficacy can be achieved with lower systemic exposure.

Systemic models have the advantage of allowing the study of heterogeneous, complex karst systems without relying on extensive geographical and meteorological datasets.

He added: "We are pleased that the FCA has found no evidence of any systemic intention to take advantage of customers in older, closed-book products.