Sentence examples for disadvantageous pattern from inspiring English sources

As hypothesized, subjects showed a more disadvantageous pattern of decision-making after testosterone compared to placebo administration.

Importantly, clinical and subclinical psychopaths demonstrate a risky, disadvantageous pattern of decision-making in the task, indicating motivational imbalance (insensitivity for punishment and enhanced reward dependency).

If one of these showed a disadvantageous pattern, the patient should take corrective action, such that the feedback acts as a cue to action.

Therefore, in the case of Liolaemidae species occurring at high latitudes and elevations, evolution of large size would be disadvantageous, challenging patterns predicted by Bergmann's rule.

Infant feeding recommendations for HIV-positive mothers are confusing and have resulted in disadvantageous feeding patterns and mixed feeding in particular [ 11].

Practical implementation of the previous infant feeding recommendations for HIV-positive mothers from the World Health Organisation (WHO) has often created confusing messages resulting in disadvantageous feeding patterns, mixed feeding in particular [ 14- 16].

Although this CFA pattern is disadvantageous with respect to the spatial resolution along the horizontal direction, we focus on the improvement of sensitivity and color fidelity by resolving the rapid saturation problem.

This delay is not necessarily disadvantageous in clinical practice.

Predicted future climate change will have impacts on the vulnerability and productivity of forests; in some regions higher temperatures will extend the growing season and thus improve forest productivity, while changed annual precipitation patterns may show disadvantageous effects in areas, where water availability is restricted.

Sexual dimorphism in guppies is characterized by male-specific color patterns that attract females but are disadvantageous in the presence of predators [ 32– 32].

This pattern suggests that high specificity may be a disadvantageous trait in biological control when the objective is to spatially confined the distribution of a pest species.