Sentence examples similar to a considerable disadvantage for from inspiring English sources

A considerable disadvantage of boosting in adolescence is that there is currently no infrastructure for routine vaccination in this age group, particularly in the developing world.

A considerable disadvantage of intraspecific calibrations is that they will often produce date estimates with a larger degree of uncertainty than those made using external calibrations.

A considerable disadvantage of classical Schistosoma diagnostics is the persistence of serologic markers and egg shedding after successful treatment.

However, a considerable disadvantage of this method is the somewhat cumbersome work-up of the aqueous reaction mixture in order to isolate the product for its further use [ 146].

However, the time and cost related to the downstream analysis of the data generated by RNA-seq is a considerable disadvantage of this approach.

Some former Bush administration officials say that will be a considerable disadvantage, at least initially, for someone who needs to navigate the complex and often stratified social landscape here.

A large arboreal primate without entirely prehensile hands is at a considerable disadvantage in moving about in the canopy of trees, but a small one suffers little disadvantage.

Certain developing countries, however, have found themselves at a considerable disadvantage under this rule, due to an excessive imbalance between incoming and outgoing mail.

In today's world, you are at a considerable disadvantage without it.

Such an action would place U.S. universities and employers at a considerable disadvantage in attracting international students.

Of course, women have always been at a considerable disadvantage in electoral politics.