However, regardless of this fact, the Lotka-Volterra system has a disadvantageous property, that is, the rate of change in the size of each species is a linear function of the sizes of the interacting species.
To establish an alternative method, we made use of a, in other circumstances disadvantageous, property of yeast plasmids, their occasional, stochastic loss from cells (segregation).
Closing of the fuel cycle is not easily achievable, since the minor actinides (MAs), unavoidably then produced in significant quantities, show disadvantageous safety properties (positive void reactivity coefficients).
Unfortunately, this process of internal curing also has some disadvantageous effects on the mechanical properties.
Fibers have several properties that are disadvantageous depending on the type of fiber and the processing conditions, such as discoloration, structure breaking, changing mouth feel, solidification (i.e., the process of becoming solid), or gelation.
For smaller deformations or only a few dead cells, changed material properties are sometimes disadvantageous for tissue viability, but when more cells have already died, weakening of dead cells delays further cell death in comparison to the case where mechanical properties remain unchanged.
"You may or may not be aware that at around the time you quoted the British government, in its budget, announced very aggressive taxation rules [effect from April 2013] which if imposed will be very disadvantageous to holders of UK property in companies and/or trusts," wrote Geoghegan in April.
First, in Russia licensing of intellectual property is economically disadvantageous for the university.
Carrier properties that are considered disadvantageous at present may even become desirable when a more appropriate type of dispersion force is applied.
