Sentence examples for corresponding disadvantages from inspiring English sources

The combination of multiple existing grid spacers can reduce the MCST to a certain level, but the corresponding disadvantages cannot be ignored.

It can be argued that these advantages have their corresponding disadvantages such as not getting enough workers and getting spammed by malicious workers.

Foreign banks have a far wider spread of risk, and can call on head office to help if need be.For every advantage that banking FDI offers the emerging-market economy, state ownership brings with it a corresponding disadvantage.

This observation supports the pleiotropy theory of the biological origins of aging, which suggests that genes conferring a large survival advantage early in life will be selected for even if they carry a corresponding disadvantage late in life.

Anything daring to go the other way will have a corresponding 40% disadvantage in the Chinese market -- after clearing all the previously mentioned hurdles.

A discussion of these models is presented, where the corresponding advantages and disadvantages are revealed.

The review covers the near surface mounted (NSM), externally bonded reinforcement (EBR) and externally post-tensioned techniques (EPT) and the corresponding advantages and disadvantages are highlighted.

The results of our study suggest that the appropriate adjustments to the sowing date should be made to cater to or avoid to the corresponding advantages or disadvantages of specific environmental conditions.

In the visual system, congenital cataracts or other optical problems that limit visual input disadvantage corresponding sensory fibres in their competition for space in the visual cortex, resulting in permanent visual deficits such as amblyopia (Awaya, 1987).

Therefore, mutant females are at a fitness disadvantage to corresponding wildtypes that beget more infected offspring – a manifestation of the addiction-character of Wolbachia.

The reason this was not obvious before is because Hamilton's method of calculating the net effect of an altruistic gene on copies of itself predicted whether it would evolve in the total population, but did not reveal its local selective disadvantage and the corresponding need for between group selection to evolve.