Sentence examples for A general disadvantage from inspiring English sources

A general disadvantage of CO2, however, is that it is a very poor solvent for high molecular weight or hydrophilic molecules.

A general disadvantage of the MRIO approach when applied to critical materials is that tracing critical materials through IO tables requires gross assumptions about homogenous product mixes, as the aggregation level of I/O is usually so high that it does not allow to distinguish specific critical metals from the bulk of nonferrous metals.

A general disadvantage of the regression analysis approach is its dependence on the characteristics of the underlying study population.

A general disadvantage of this principle is the low palatability of the anionic salts most commonly used.

A general disadvantage of this very simple method of meat drying is that it is practically impossible to shelter the meat in case of storm or rain.

A general disadvantage of highly sensitive motion contrast techniques is the decorrelation signal appearing below vessels that reduce the axial vessel segmentation.

Such studies have revealed that aneuploidy is associated with a general proliferative disadvantage, species-conserved stress related gene expression patterns regardless of gained chromosome as well as increased and defect mitotic recombination and DNA repair, resulting in genomic instability.

One general disadvantage of Bonferroni-based approaches is a perceived power loss, motivating the use of weighted parametric tests that account for the correlation between the test statistics or the use of weighted Simes tests.

The binary scale was chosen for convenience, but it is certainly possible that lower reliability scores reflect the general disadvantage of checklists relative to general rating scales [15].

The problem may be that standardized tests in general disadvantage some students.

The temporal approach had the general disadvantage of not being selective or superselective.