Sentence examples for a technical disadvantage from inspiring English sources
To overcome such a technical disadvantage, both desulfurization adsorbent and steam reforming catalyst were developed, and furthermore a fuel processing system for kerosene is evaluated by simulation.
However, Taylor criticized the game for retaining scenes from the PlayStation version that were used to conceal loading times – a technical disadvantage of optical discs that cartridges do not share.
A relatively long life span in zebrafish (3 5 years) could be viewed as a technical disadvantage for aging research, compared to such short-lived genetic animal models as C. elegans, Drosophila or even mice.
Owing to its local enumeration and thus smaller predicted complexes, DACO is put at a technical disadvantage toward the relatively large TF complexes in MIPS though (Supplementary Table S12).
A technical disadvantage of TMS/EEG is that it requires a more complex set-up, which includes a TMS main unit, a TMS-compatible EEG amplifier and, ideally, a navigation system in order to precisely target TMS on the cerebral cortex.
Another less technical disadvantage of this technique is the safety in the handling of radioactive products.
This indicated the possible technical disadvantage of directional RNA-seq compared with dRNA-seq to cover the 5′-ends of primary transcripts.
This inherent technical disadvantage of the original ACI procedure does not occur when using second-generation ACI grafts like BioSeed®-C that are void of any cover materials.
The most significant technical disadvantage with INFORM is the lack of dual fluorescence probes HER2 CEP17, which would counter the level of false positives achieved with this kit at its recommended threshold.
The CFT has a good diagnostic sensitivity and an acceptable specificity but has some technical disadvantages.
However, with an efficiency of 82.2%, which may be comparable [24] or higher [23] than reported elsewhere but remains low for a diagnostic test, and with the technical disadvantages described in Table 5, despite the low cost, dideoxy-sequencing can hardly be considered for point mutation detection in the FFPE diagnostic setting.
