Sentence examples similar to a balancing disadvantage from inspiring English sources
On balance, disadvantages were likely to outweigh benefits.Few people have dwelt on the worst possibility, even if it is highly unlikely to come about: that the extra water vapour held by a warmer atmosphere might set in train a runaway greenhouse effect in which temperatures rose ever faster and tipping-points for, say, the melting of ice sheets were reached.
Natural selection finds a balance between the reproductive disadvantage of being born with two copies of the allele and the advantage of having one.
In such a setting, a balance of benefits and disadvantages of breastfeeding is a better guiding principle in choosing the type of infant feeding option.
But Europeans need to abandon this knowingly one-sided stance and strike a balance between the advantages and disadvantages of the technology on the basis of scientifically sound risk assessment analysis. The only thing I'd change is the word "Europeans" in the last sentence.
Since SAGA is involved in many cellular processes, we wondered whether the observed lifespan was the result of a balance between the advantages and disadvantages of losing Gcn5 and Spt20.
Key outcomes and themes were identified and tabulated to produce a balance sheet of the advantages and disadvantages of the FEST intervention.
Table 3 summarises the process evaluation described in this paper combined with the feeding outcome and health economic data 7 as a balance sheet of the advantages and disadvantages of the FEST intervention.
Rehm argues that if there is a small benefit on take-off, it is balanced by a disadvantage during the run-up.
The reason for tariff revision was a desire to restore a balance of protection which had been tilted to the disadvantage of the agriculturalist.
This paper aims to study advantages and disadvantages of this trend and to find a balance level.
