Sentence examples for by disadvantageous from inspiring English sources

However, their clinical use is hampered by disadvantageous functional and economic considerations.

Restricted by disadvantageous strategic status, climate and traffic problems in regional economic development and water security system, numerous data-sparse and ungauged basins are found in many remote parts of the world and particularly in developing countries.

The net effect, they suggest, will in fact be a reduction in oxygen delivery to a wide variety of vascular beds caused by disadvantageous changes in the microcirculation.

One possibility is that negative emotions are caused by disadvantageous inequity aversion (hereafter 'inequity aversion'), or the disutility associated with experiencing lower payoffs than a cheating partner [ 8].

In other words, the increased risk of conviction among the cases may partly or fully be explained by disadvantageous socioeconomic conditions.

Dental rehabilitation using conventional prostheses may be compromised or precluded by disadvantageous changes in oral anatomy, and radiotherapy can produce mucositis, xerostomia and disruption of bone healing processes [ 3].

Temperature changes caused a diminished function visualized by a disadvantageous signal-to-noise ratio depicted in the electropherogram.

We hypothesise a number of possible mechanisms through which we may hasten improvement in function, by challenging disadvantageous beliefs about 'injury', reducing fear and distress, and encouraging self-management and the maintenance of an active approach to recovery.

Evolution via genetic drift works much like evolution via natural selection, but with one key difference: differential survival and reproduction (the selection step described above) are caused, not by advantageous or disadvantageous traits, but by random chance.

At the end of the previous paragraph, I have argued that this selective pressure may be sufficient to promote further steps of saeptation, i.e. isolation from the other members within the adapted group, because the disadvantages of this mutation promoting inbreeding would be overcome by the advantage of resisting invasion by the dominant disadvantageous phenotype.

However, this might be expected to be disadvantageous by producing futile Ca2+ cycling and enhancing arrhythmias caused by spontaneous SR Ca2+ release, although it may also contribute to autoregulation (see Section 1).