Sentence examples for concomitant drawback from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, the term "wellbeing" has the virtue of a more philosophical flavour, but the concomitant drawback of vagueness.
There are drawbacks using CK19 mRNA because the concomitant amplification of pseudogenes in genomic DNA can lead to false-positive results.
A major drawback underlying the relatively low light harvesting ability and the concomitant reduced photocurrents in quantum dot sensitized solar cell devices is the amount of QDs adsorbed on the TiO2 electrode.
5 7 Although 2 ′-SeCH3-RNA is readily available by chemical solid-phase synthesis, the concomitant limitation with respect to the size of the RNA represents a drawback.
One of the major drawbacks in conservative treatment is the neglect of the concomitant injuries after an ACL injury, mainly the meniscal tears.
Some of its drawbacks are limited supply, longer surgical procedures to obtain the graft, and concomitant complications.
A major drawback limiting the use of trickle-bed bioreactors for biological wastewater treatment is ascribed to the concomitant biological clogging and physical plugging phenomena induced, respectively, by the formation of an excessive amount of biomass and the retention of inert suspended fine particles advected in the liquid influent stream.
- and a concomitant openness about sex.
