Sentence examples for to be advantage from inspiring English sources
Denote Adv(A) = |Pr[θ = 1]| to be advantage of Adversary.
There appears to be advantage in taking more than one biopsy to determine NHPH status by molecular microbiology.
As opposed to a piecemeal examination of single indicators or a composite-scores approach [ 13], there would appear to be advantage in the establishment of global quantitative indices [ 14, 15] which would subsume the diversity of process-of-care and avoid the necessity of direct examination of the modalities of the latter [ 12].
There have proved to be advantages to keeping music in the family.
So in the end, all of Mr. Flom's supposed disadvantages proved to be advantages.
Unfazed by what Harding considered to be advantages, Jones simply agreed.
It suffers from three things that might appear to be advantages but are actually the opposite.
There can be advantages to this approach.
Mr. Gaffney said there could be advantages to waiting.
There is going to be an advantage".
Isn't being at home supposed to be an advantage?
