Sentence examples for current disadvantages from inspiring English sources

One of the main current disadvantages of both ISLS and picosecond acoustics is that these laboratory-based techniques are not yet coupled with X-ray diffraction.

S.A. Lloyd (1998), Anne L. Alstott (2004) and Linda C. McClain (2006) each argue that a basically Rawlsian contractualist argument supports the claim that the current disadvantages women suffer as a result of their shouldering a disproportionate share of the burdens of social reproduction must be remedied by state action.

In general, our LCA inventory data of remotely sensed individual tree species contributed consistent details across large areas, and therefore avoided current disadvantages of general field data-based methods or requirements of widely used approaches of the i-Tree ECO model.

Furthermore, many of the current disadvantages of the current cancer cell lines will potentially be overcome in the near future by their replacement with potentially even larger panels of tumour organoid models.

However, one of the current disadvantages of RAP-PCR and other RNA fingerprint based methods are the high number of false positives, and/or gene fragments that seem to be differentially expressed as an artifact of PCR [ 20].

The information collected in the survey pertains to current disadvantage or disadvantage in the past 12 months.

However, a current disadvantage shared with affinity chromatography is the need for small-molecule labeling and the requirement that the labeling moiety can be incorporated without abolishing the compound's bioactivity.

A current disadvantage is that the number of retrieved mutations may be small; for instance, an E. coli cell with a genomic base-substitution rate of 0.0025 per generation (Drake 1991, 2009) grown for 40,000 generations would experience ≈100 base substitutions.

This lens is driven by spraying electrical charges onto the elastomer by means of a corona discharge.[ 55b The current disadvantage of this technique is the high voltage needed, but there are options to spray charges on elastomers by using carbon-nanotube field emitters.

Then, the left over pieces will show who has the current disadvantage and by how much.

Whatever one's view on this, there is increasing evidence that the current system disadvantages female scientists and engineers.