Most teams, including the BayStars, lease their stadiums, often at disadvantageous rates, and their share of the concessions is smaller than what American teams receive.
The evolution of declining investments in tandem with lower interest rates shown in Chart 1 is seen as stemming from disadvantageous rates of return not related to the pace of aggregate demand expansion.
Others, however, offered far less, and were able to build in hidden fees or to delay delivering the funds or to change currency at disadvantageous rates — all of which consumers only learned about after the fact.
Yet this method of recruitment can also be disadvantageous, since response rates often turn out to be very low [ 51].
However, this method of recruitment can also be disadvantageous as response rates often turn out to be very low [ 36].
Internal coating is disadvantageous before breakeven flow rate and breakeven point is a function of other operating conditions.
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.
However, constant rate devices are disadvantageous because they don't give the flexibility to change the programming or a patient controlled bolus option for additional analgesia.
Three of the constituent groups the academic clinicians, other stakeholders, and academic biostatisticians rated disadvantages of ACTs from a societal perspective in a range of possibly to probably not disadvantageous, whereas the consultant biostatisticians rated ACTs as definitely not having ethical disadvantages from this perspective.
The presence of −10 sites in coding regions could potentially diminish the efficiency of transcription initiation through competition with RNAP-binding sites in the upstream regulatory regions, which could be disadvantageous at very fast growth rates.
