Sentence examples for cause a disadvantage from inspiring English sources

Because group level performance (i.e. success in the PGG) determines both individual and group level success any deviation from the optimal group composition would cause a disadvantage in some way or other.

On the other hand, if the number of cooperators is higher than what is required for providing benefit for the whole group (in our example capturing the prey), the energy loss of unnecessary effort would cause a disadvantage when the group faces a conflict (fight for territory).

Unfortunately, the precedence relation of YVRG filter causes a disadvantage if the filter is applied to a small-sized image on massive parallel computers.

In any case, efforts to restrict smuggling have often backfired an increase in checkpoints only causing a disadvantage to small-time operators, enabling cartels to take control instead.

It could be argued that if we accompanied snacks with insulin boluses, we could cause additional hypoglycemia after early evening exercise, causing a disadvantage to the conventional treatment.

This shift towards earlier hatching and emergence of eggs and fry of the GH-enhanced salmon may cause a fitness disadvantage in the life-histories of these fish at temperatures that are experienced by conspecifics under natural conditions.

This phenomenon in cell growth and tumorigenesis has recently been explained by the so-called aneuploidy paradox which means that chromosome gains cause a proliferative disadvantage and not advantage as one may have assumed [ 76].

Nevertheless, this limited enzyme set obviously does not cause an evolutionary disadvantage in competition with other cellulose and hemicellulose-degrading fungi.

A possible explanation for this phenomenon is that elevated levels of wild-type, ΔRF and ΔCys proteins may cause a substantial growth disadvantage, and thus cell populations which express these introduced proteins at low levels undergo positive selection with passage in culture.

This makes sense, as the loss of central regulators is likely to cause a significant competitive disadvantage for a species, unless transcriptional network functions are maintained by transcriptional rewiring.

Aneuploidy causes a proliferative disadvantage in all normal cells studied so far; yet this condition is associated with unabated proliferative potential [ 63].