Sentence examples for associated disadvantages from inspiring English sources

Management failure The claim made was that market forces bolstered by internal and external regulation through Chinese walls would mitigate these conflicts, and allow conglomerates to reap the informational advantages of conglomeration without the associated disadvantages.

Many centuries of apparently desirable alterations, such as hard defences, training walls and groynes, aided by traditional dredging and disposal, are today recognised as having associated disadvantages.

For a stoichiometric feed, the one pass COx-conversion for a traditional methanol process is about 26% per pass, which requires a recirculation loop with the associated disadvantages.

While topical absorbable hemostats (TAH) are useful hemostatic adjuvants, each TAH has associated disadvantages.

Each, however, has associated disadvantages: fusion proteins localise to only a single subcellular site, while steric hindrance may alter their function.

If a VSD is available, however, the elimination of the choke and its associated disadvantages can be accomplished (Divine 1979).

Nevertheless, state-orientation is not only associated with disadvantages.

Conclusions: The partial resection of the mandible is associated with disadvantages, including loss of mandibular support, dysfunction, and problems related to mandibular reconstruction.

Also, previous efforts to replace the CMC joint with implants made from polymers such as silicone, expanded polytetrafluoroethylene (ePTFE), polypropylene, and collagen have been associated with disadvantages.

Early cessation or not breastfeeding is therefore associated with disadvantages in terms of survival and morbidity amongst both HIV exposed and unexposed infants [ 15- 19].

We conceptualized neighborhood disadvantage as social characteristics of neighborhoods that were associated with disadvantage (i.e., low income, low maternal education, single family households, etc).