Sentence examples for while advantageous from inspiring English sources

This genetic variation, while advantageous from an evolutionary perspective, carried unfortunate consequences.

Many Democrats say Mr. Lieberman's prospects are diminished by the same factors that help him stand out from others in the field: he is a centrist, but his middle-ground stands, while advantageous in a general election, are not helpful in winning over the hard-core Democrats who are critical to winning primaries.

The show's Sunday slot, while advantageous because the night is the most watched in television, is not totally suitable in one respect: CBS has a huge audience early in the evening with football, but that audience, which is 65 percent male, does not exactly line up with the "Good Wife" audience, which is 65 percent female.

The use of a thermally enhanced grout, while advantageous to heat transfer between the loop and the bore wall, presents its own challenges.

Objectives: Endovascular repair of abdominal aortic aneurysms, while advantageous because of its minimally invasive nature, falls short of achieving the long-term durability of traditional open surgical repair.

Those variations that restrain or cause any damage to the individuals are likely to be eliminated, while advantageous variations tend both to be kept and to increase in frequency within the population.

It was fun to see the usually glamorous Ms. Ebersole transformed into bone-dry plainness for "A Lady of Letters," while making advantageous use of her trademark clipped delivery.

And then finally there's the issue of fertility and family formation, and the fact that both late marriage and late parenting, while economically advantageous, also have obvious potential risks and downsides for parents and children alike.

But the gradualists felt that large mutations were nearly always deleterious while selectively advantageous mutations would be too rare to be important.

This research looks into reinforcement with modified washers or self-drilling screws, as these are the least labour-intensive (while economically advantageous).

While biologically advantageous, the incorporation of these residues into peptides is synthetically daunting, and their production in vivo is limited to peptides containing proteinogenic amino acids.