Sentence examples for disadvantageous performance from inspiring English sources

Additionally, the advantages of controllability and affordability of diesel generator sets are contrasted to their disadvantageous performance at partial load and environmental harmfulness.

Due to their low load resistance, sharp ground cutting edges are generally considered disadvantageous to high performance cutting processes.

Providing subjects with a longer tool to be inserted into a longer tube may be disadvantageous to their performance.

The result shows that although the lower linearity is disadvantageous, almost same performance in terms of LOD as in ET-AAS is available in the fluorescent bioassay for Cd (II) in milk and yoghurt.

Our data at initial staging argue for the omission of both, chest X-ray and sonography of abdomen at initial staging since the efficiency ratios of these two methods were far below 0.5 – reflecting a very disadvantageous ratio between performance and costs of this staging method.

However, excessive DMI might lead to discontinuous films (see Fig. 2f), which are disadvantageous for the photovoltaic performance of PSCs.

Although the tent map encoding scheme can be proved to have a lower CRLB, its actual performance is disadvantageous to the improved baker's schemes over a wide SNR range.

Under wet conditions water molecules are weakly absorbed by the a-C H-coatings so the intera-C H-coatings the coa-C H-coatingsand the tribological counterpart changesothea dinteractioninteraction which is disadvantageous for the tribetweenal performance.

Masonry infill walls have many beneficial and disadvantageous effects on seismic performances of RC frames.

However, decay will be disadvantageous if it results in performance errors.

This finding is in agreement with previous research which indicates that late weaning is disadvantageous for post-weaning growth performance [ 24].