Sentence examples for a disadvantageous consequence from inspiring English sources

In this instance, it is possible that the primer sequences designed by Illumina failed to target the relevant sequence variant, which may be a disadvantageous consequence of supplying putative sub-genome specific sequence templates for primer design.

Alpha-tocopherol has been reported to reduce γ-tocopherol concentrations in blood plasma [ 21] which could have a disadvantageous effect.

Heightened sensitivity towards reward and insensitivity towards disadvantageous consequences may constitute a driving factor underlying unrestricted food intake and consequent weight gain in people with overweight and obesity.

Perhaps, more significant was the fact that there were no disadvantageous consequences (significant toxicity, quality of life) from the paclitaxel−carboplatin combination over platinum monotherapy in relapsed disease.

Compulsivity of drug use is defined as a maladaptive tendency to repeat or perseverate in a previously rewarded behaviour (e.g. cocaine-seeking or consumption) even in the face of significant aversive or disadvantageous consequences (e.g. failure of relationships, loss of employment, imprisonment, etc).

Moreover, it has a disadvantageous side effect of moving the zero level set away from its original location.

The persistent neuroinflammatory response triggered by exposing larvae to radiation with its potential long-term deleterious neurological consequences raises the question of why such a disadvantageous response would be activated to begin with.

He moves in a disadvantageous direction.

"Yet there's still a disadvantageous industrial mix".

5.11pm BST Ronnie might have taken on the yellow, chose not to, and found himself in a disadvantageous position when Selby hit it next go.

Such a policy naturally led to conflicts with the kingdom of Larsa, which was situated in a disadvantageous downstream position.