Sentence examples for Logistical disadvantages from inspiring English sources
Logistical disadvantages, ethical constraints, costs and high execution times could have a negative impact on the execution of the clinical trial.
This is, on the face of it, a good thing: confirmation that familiarity, micro‑coaching (Australia hired Muttiah Muralitharan to fine-tune their batting for this abject collapse) and indeed Pakistan's own logistical disadvantages have not diluted the basic test of playing in new conditions against unfamiliar opponents.
Hutton and colleagues discussed the dominant logistical advantages and disadvantages of CED.
Clearly, a LSS also overcomes logistical and financial disadvantages of a full pharmacokinetic profile.
19, 20 These assays, however, present strong ethical, logistical, and biological disadvantages, requiring high laboratory animal usage and several months for passage, with the significant risk of genetic bottlenecks, thereby confounding results obtained from such methodologies.
This means deported asylum seekers will have to appeal from abroad, forcing them into a great logistical and financial disadvantage.
This type of study has disadvantages such as the high operational cost and logistical complexity and because if the association is established, a considerable number of participants will already have developed the disease.
The traditional single clone-by-clone approach has the advantage of reduced assembly complexity, but the disadvantage of requiring large numbers of sequencing libraries and all of the logistical challenges associated with such a large-scale effort.
Complicated logistical negotiations ensued.
They supplied logistical help.
