Sentence examples similar to Diminish drawbacks from inspiring English sources
We have attempted to diminish these drawbacks of unnecessary length by shortening the aortic cannula in the P group.
This paper discusses ways to diminish this drawback, through the implementation of an open-source syllabification system for BP.
These peptide derivatives might diminish the intrinsic drawbacks of peptides as therapeutic agents and enhance gut-blood or blood-brain barrier (BBB) permeability.
But compared with the compromises required by some hybrids — squishy regenerative brakes, aimless transmissions, boggy acceleration, diminished cargo space — the drawbacks of diesels seem minor.
In 3 TUs, the number of correctly forecasted landslides diminishes, but this drawback is partially balanced by a decrease of false alarms.
Fortunately, the high redundancy of entries in dbEST permits the alignment of multiple ESTs for most genes thus diminishing the effects of these drawbacks.
While those travel agencies can be great assets for hotels — allowing them to sell more rooms and to sell those rooms at a lower price without diminishing the hotel's brand image — there are multiple drawbacks, Mr. Withiam said.
There is a natural tradeoff in insurance markets between the benefits of increasing the number of competitors, and the drawbacks of weakening the law of large numbers by diminishing the average amount of insurer reserves.
Cell therapy avoids the drawbacks of autologous bone grafting, preserving the bone stock and diminishing treatment invasiveness.
Case cross-over analysis has drawbacks when applied to more than one pollutant at a time (e.g., diminished statistical power as pollutants are added, difficulties identifying higher order interaction, confounding from correlation) [ 14, 16- 18].
