Sentence examples for Encountered disadvantages from inspiring English sources

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Young defendants encountered disadvantages from the start, according to the report released yesterday.

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Applying previous algorithms to solve this problem may encounter disadvantages, such as the generation of many redundant candidates, time-consuming constraint check and the repeated reading of the database when the constraints are changed.

The problem is that in making the move from one technology to the next, we encounter the disadvantages of planned obsolescence: What happens to the record collection we spent so long lovingly building up?

Still, when Dr. Lachman and Dr. Tun reviewed the results, they were surprised to discover that into middle age and beyond, people could make up for educational disadvantages encountered earlier in life.

It is inspired by the visual perception mechanism of the human visual cortex, and satisfactorily addresses the disadvantages encountered by other methods in the area.

The important aspect of this hairpin probe is that it would not be degraded by duplex specific nuclease (DSN) and circumvents elaborately chemical modification disadvantages encountered by classic molecular beacon.

By describing the advantages and disadvantages encountered when working with bilingual workers, we offer practical insights to assist other researchers working with linguistically diverse groups.

Accordingly, molecular methods have increasingly been used for the detection and quantification of hazardous microbes, overcoming many of the disadvantages encountered by culturing [ 3].

15 16 Nevertheless, the constructs measured by the test may be sufficiently different from those estimated by traditional educational attainment to tackle some of the relative disadvantages encountered by certain sociodemographic groups, such as those from state schools rather than independent schools.

A major disadvantage encountered is that human plasma is rich in a second enzyme capable of hydrolysing acetylcholine - butyrylcholinesterase (EC 3.1.1.8; BuChE), while only a minor amount of AChE is present [20].

Objective To determine whether the use of the UK clinical aptitude test (UKCAT) in the medical schools admissions process reduces the relative disadvantage encountered by certain sociodemographic groups.

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