As a result, the long-term expected growth rate differs from that in a single generation, to the disadvantage of the species with a higher variance in fecundity.
Relying on a single biomarker has several disadvantages.
Any company, no matter what the mix of public to private ownership, which is landed with universal service obligation to deliver letters to every address in the UK at a single price is at a disadvantage to all the rest, and will inevitably require state involvement to survive.
The disadvantage of a single factor solution is the inability to assess the specific influence of peers, family or teachers on physical activity separately and in different contexts.
The social exclusion perspective is a useful guiding framework for the present research because it focuses attention on social relations and integrates various forms of disadvantage within a single analytic framework.
For example, if embryonic mortality is caused by heterozygote disadvantage at a single gene, this would be the first counter-example to the proposition that most hybrid mortality and sterility is caused by Dobzhansky-Muller interactions between genes [ 12, 42- 44].
Writing on her blog last week, in response to an article reportedly questioning how Ms Logothetis's campaign is helping refugees, she said: "Baby carriers can lessen the disadvantages that a single parent might face if travelling with children and babies".
The advantages and disadvantages of a single standard implant, a wide-diameter implant, and double implants for single-molar replacement have been debated with biomechanics [10, 11, 19 21].
Clearly, each denoising and atom finding technique has its own merits and disadvantages and a single technique may not be ideal for every image.
Conventional grid-connected inverters with a single inductor filter have the disadvantages of the large volume, high cost and system dynamic restriction.
Linkage of PHDS can help overcome some of the disadvantages of a single cross-sectional dataset such as under-ascertainment or misclassification of exposures and outcomes, and enables the capture of important longitudinal outcomes including mortality and major morbidities [ 6- 9].
