Sentence examples for disadvantageous features from inspiring English sources

Because it is corrosive and possesses rather low 'heating value' (<19 M J kg−1), and some other disadvantageous features, it is unattractive for use without prior treatment.

Trisomic mice will continue to be an essential tool for understanding and developing therapies to ameliorate disadvantageous features of DS.

In spite of a great number of monomeric fluorescent proteins developed in the recent years, the reported fluorescent protein-based FRET pairs are still characterized by a number of disadvantageous features, complicating their use as reporters in cell biology and for high-throughput cell-based screenings.

Bird's interrupter had the medically disadvantageous feature that current was supplied in opposite directions during the make and break operations.

Quenching is the main disadvantageous feature of liquid scintillation counting.

These results support symptomatic and structural benefits being associated with a medially inclined patella and a shallower sulcus angle, and further support a high-riding patella as a disadvantageous feature of patellofemoral joint biomechanics.

These features are disadvantageous in domesticates, not only because such seeds germinate slowly but also because they may require prolonged soaking and removal of some of the seed coats before they can be cooked (Lush and Evans, 1980).

Yet, this beneficial intrauterine feature proves disadvantageous in preterm infants lacking maternal immune protection while being exposed to high levels of pathogens.

This mechanism is powerful enough to create features that are strongly disadvantageous to the males in other ways.

Some design features would have been disadvantageous to atomoxetine.

The argument is sometimes made that features of autism that are disadvantageous when they occur as part of a syndrome could be beneficial if they occur in isolation.