Sentence examples for a second disadvantage from inspiring English sources

A second disadvantage is that the pullback string by its nature creates a fistula between the abdominal wall and jejunum.

A second disadvantage of XRA is the high signal from bone structures.

A second disadvantage is that population genomics methods typically make implicit mathematical assumptions about the structure of populations (e.g. random mating) and genomes (e.g. uniform mutation rates) that may be inappropriate in some situations.

A second disadvantage is the potential that more altruistic biradari members may be taken advantage of.

A second disadvantage of subcellular fractionation is the associated information loss.

A second disadvantage of cluster randomisation can occur if the number of clusters is small.

A third disadvantage is that screening rather than selection is used as the means of detection, which inherently limits the number of plaques that can be assayed.

A third disadvantage is that cross-tabulating module membership between two networks may miss that the fact that the patterns of connectivity between module nodes are highly preserved between the two networks.

A third disadvantage of such case-control design is that absolute probabilities of disease presence given the index test results, i.e. the predictive values or post-test probabilities, that are the desired parameters for patient care, cannot be obtained.

A third disadvantage is the lack of information on family history of cardiovascular disease and stroke and on subjective stress, which are potential confounding factors in the current analysis.

A second important disadvantage of silica-coated QDs as luminescent labels is the width of the emission bands.