Sentence examples for and a disadvantage of from inspiring English sources

This is a consequence of Affinity Propagation's automatic selection of the number of clusters a feature that is considered both an advantage and a disadvantage of the approach.

The addition of a new amino acid brings an advantage (of allowing greater protein diversity) and a disadvantage (of disrupting existing protein-coding genes and increasing the scope for mistranslation).

However, Dean and Barber's tool [ 11] requires four reviewers to rate error severity in order to achieve acceptable reliability, which could potentially be viewed as time consuming and a disadvantage of that particular tool.

And to me that is a strength, and maybe a disadvantage of the specialised centres... (GP14)'.

When the carbon nano tubes are used as reinforcement in composite, it is so hard to string them and this is a disadvantage of CNTs.

Although informational support was valued by many consumers in this study, others perceived lack of knowledge and expertise as a disadvantage of this type of support.

Standardisation of treatment was seen as constraining individualisation and was raised as a disadvantage of NHS treatment by participants who both had and had not experienced it.

"I listened to the Voice of America for eight years when I was working in China, and I think they have a disadvantage of being preachy".

The lack of explicit treatment of frameshifts and introns must be considered a disadvantage of TBLASTN.

Despite their promise, a disadvantage of DNMTis and HDACis is their genome-wide function and non-chromatin effects.

However, a disadvantage of UV and HR-ICP-MS is their incapability of specifically distinguishing different DNA sequences.