Sentence examples for disadvantage attributed to from inspiring English sources
Besides, this material presents an optical disadvantage attributed to low band gap value Eg,c-Si = 1.12 eV at room temperature (RT), corresponding to a wavelength λg,c-Si = 1,107 nm.
The vaccine is the subject of further tests; however, a disadvantage attributed to it is its defense against only 6 of the 120 suggested serotypes of protein M [ 4].
Nevertheless, there are several disadvantages attributed to using this system.
In this review paper, some of the practical disadvantages attributed to ATPS are addressed.
The disadvantages attributed to a lagging language development increase as children progress through school (e.g., Cuthrell et al. 2010; Hurley and Villamil 2001; Schmid and Kopke 2007; Westby and Hwa-Froelich 2010).
A disadvantage commonly attributed to qRT-PCR is reduced precision and accuracy in comparison to other analytical methods.
Much of this disadvantage is attributed to poor environmental conditions and lack of adequate sanitation in slum areas where most urban poor people live (United Nations Human Settlements Programme, 2003).
This disadvantage was attributed to the geographical spread of families across large areas and the relatively small number of clinicians with the competence and confidence to care for a child at the end of life outside of urban areas [ 14].
These disadvantages are not attributed to genetic factors [ 19- 21], but are influenced by the early and consistent inequalities encountered in the educational field from kindergarten to higher education [ 22].
The idea of using hybrid nanofluids is to further improvement of heat transfer and pressure drop characteristics by trade-off between advantages and disadvantages of individual suspension, attributed to good aspect ratio, better thermal network and synergistic effect of nanomaterials.
They have been criticized for ignoring disadvantages that cannot be attributed to social attitudes and practices (Terzi, 2009, 2004; Shakespeare, 2006).
