Sentence examples for time is advantageous from inspiring English sources

Using a single mixing time is advantageous in that only two experiments need to be measured, one in the presence and one in the absence of clay.

An extended period of the mixed-feeding time is advantageous for larvae to gather enough feeding skills to develop their exogenous feeding capability, to escape from food shortages, and hence increase their probability of survival rates.

The interactive placement of components, one at a time, is advantageous for low-resolution or ambiguously shaped maps, which are sometimes difficult to interpret by the fully automatic peak selection of colores.

The variation in optimal incubation time is advantageous because it gives the experimenter more flexibility, especially in applied high-throughput DH programs.

Altogether, we assessed that ASEQ detection performance are largely satisfactory and that running time is advantageous for large scale ASE analysis (computation of the 20 individuals from the 1,000 Genomes Project using 20 cores ran in less than 25 minutes).

These results indicate that use of sputtered YBCO films or polished PLD films, and uniform-beam etching at a lower acceleration voltage for a longer time are advantageous to improvement of junction uniformity.

Prior studies indicated that for some unclear reasons, HBV infections of PHH were less efficient than HDV, and so the longer infection time was advantageous.

Moreover, some alleles might even form a "risk" factor for specific externalizing behavior when exposed to certain environmental adversity, while at the same time being "advantageous" when exposed to other environmental factors (e.g., the emotional/cognitive trade-off in case of the COMT).

In our experience, the use of a supraglottic airway mask to perform routine bronchoscopies can many times be advantageous, as is the case when performing bronchoscopies with CB.

The research question is often formulated as "Is the exposure more strongly associated with the health outcome if it occurred in time window 1, 2, …, or n?" Formulating the question in terms of discrete time windows is advantageous from a clinical and practical perspective.

The same authors provide results with different classifiers and show that classification by LSTM network is as good as human annotation, which confirms that modeling long-range time dependencies is advantageous for continuous emotion recognition.