"at the drawback of" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It usually means that one thing comes at the expense of another. For example: I wanted to go on vacation, but I had to work to pay the bills, so I accepted the job at the drawback of taking a break.
Then, aiming at the drawback of weak twisting stiffness of the feed cable-suspended system, a method to add stable cables is proposed to enhance the twisting stiffness of the structure; and a great of experiments had been developed combining with the inner FAST model of 5-m built in Xidian University, which demonstrate the effectiveness and feasibility of the proposed method.
In general, aimed at the drawback of traditional algorithm, we summarize the following problem: 1) Assuming that an attacker already intercepted anonymous servers' requested information from an LBS server, how to guarantee that the attacker cannot obtain the correct location information?
To overcome at least the drawback of nonobservance of dynamics, Masouman [88] suggests coupling I/O models with econometric models.
Mazda took a look at the drawbacks of power hardtops (increased weight, reduced luggage space, wonky styling) and decided that it would just have to make one without any of those problems.
While rigid AFM scanners are operational at high speeds with the drawback of reduced tracking range, multi-actuation schemes have shown potential for high-speed and large-range imaging.
At the same time, the drawback of this approach is that good candidates for clique members might be discarded too easily and be replaced by other random nodes.
In fact, MAFFT was even faster than T-Coffee running in multi-core mode with just one exception at Reference 4. The drawback of MAFFT is that it requires more memory to run.
In their system, the scar left after cleavage of the linker is very small, suggesting a potential to completely or at least partially overcome the drawback of short read length in "sequencing using cyclic reversible terminator".
The octahedral coordination sphere provides untapped structural opportunities but at the same time poses the drawback of dealing with a large number of stereoisomers.
This washing has to be conducted either at high pressure (1-2.5 MPa), which poses a serious engineering challenge, or at ambient pressure, which has the drawback of increased steam utilization, due to the material having to be reheated to the higher temperature.
The drawback of working at a larger field and a lower temperature is that the polarization buildup times may become prohibitively long.
