Sentence examples for as disadvantageous from inspiring English sources

Banerji cited a survey reporting that patients consider the requirement for insulin to be as disadvantageous as having a major complication (33).

But many people were also rejecting deals they saw as disadvantageous.

Mr. Reagan came to office condemning the arms agreements of the 1970's as disadvantageous.

In addition, the reformist-conservative confrontation overlapped with the rivalry between the Chinese and the Manchu, who considered the Chinese-sponsored reform as disadvantageous to them.

Seating more than 2,400, the Philharmonie has a fan-shape design, whereby the hall widens as the distance from the stage increases, that acousticians now regard as disadvantageous.

Therefore he might perceive the outcome of his compliance as disadvantageous.

Given the current study's aims and considering the small sample size, this selection effect was not at all disadvantageous, as earlier experiences of abuse in health care are likely to affect patients' thoughts about future health care encounters.

Three possible scenarios exist: 1) If the conserved gene pairs are less likely to be coexpressed compared with newly formed gene pairs, then highly coexpressed neighboring gene pairs may be generally disadvantageous, as was observed recently in mammals (Liao and Zhang 2008).

Duckworth belonged to Haycraft's husband, Colin, who gave Bainbridge what Holroyd described as a "disadvantageous, sort of reverse contract – where most writers would get an increased royalty after selling, say, 3,000 copies, Beryl's percentage would reduce as the book sold more copies".

The inability of earlier cadaver experiments to simulate this has been described as significantly disadvantageous [ 13].

However, other investigations of CD73 in different solid tumors found contradictory results: CD73 has been reported as a disadvantageous prognostic or predictive factor, namely, in colorectal, gastric, gallbladder, prostate, and some forms of breast cancer [ 38– 438.