Sentence examples for Lack of advantage from inspiring English sources

For these clear advantages, and outside help, we do not penalise an applicant; yet for the lack of advantage we frequently do.

And the announcement of the caliphate was the result of the mujahideen's realising the lack of advantage in fighting against the idolaters without the existence of a leader and caliph who could gather the Muslims under his banner and be a figure of strength for them.

This study suggests that lack of advantage over a previously available substitute drug may negate that increase.

The magazine made a particular note of the advantage in handling and grip enjoyed by the older live-axled Volvo 244, underlining the point about the Tagora's lack of advantage in terms of road manners.

A low score indicates relatively greater disadvantage and a lack of advantage in general.

The lack of advantage of fidaxomicin observed in the mITT and per-protocol analyses of clinical cure was therefore disappointing.

Blinder views these jobs as very vulnerable to offshoring, suggesting a lack of comparative advantage.

I cursed the blue-wheeled bike for its lack of mechanical advantage.

Alternatively, there was a loss of competitiveness in Morocco and an obvious lack of comparative advantage of Argentinian orange exports in relation to other exporters, while the values of the indices in certain years are below zero.

In related examples, a trichostatin A-dependent improvement of CLP-induced hepatic injury in C57BL/6 mice did not increase their survival, and a similar lack of survival advantage was true in the CORTICUS trial septic patients in whom hydrocortisone treatment strongly attenuated organ injury [41].

That certain ascomycetes and basidiomycetes are missing RNA interference pathways indicates that proteins required for RNA silencing have been lost independently from many fungal lineages, possibly due to the evolution of a novel pathway with similar function, or to the lack of selective advantage in certain niches.