Sentence examples for disadvantages appear from inspiring English sources

Because of this, disadvantages appear in realizing an efficient Si NC light-emitting diode (LED).

These advantages and disadvantages appear to approximately compensate each other, so while homozygosity may be a better indicator of pedigree-based inbreeding, it appears that GRM_F and homozygosity are equally good indicators of inbreeding depression.

How these different issues are handled in the process of system design affects the relative advantages and disadvantages that appear in the final product.

Closure with OCA and subcuticular monocryl showed no clinical disadvantages and appears to have a clinical advantage when compared to standard metallic staple skin closure in acetabular fracture surgery.

While we all come into life without a stich of cloth, moments later advantages and disadvantages begin to appear and tend to grow as time passes.

This disadvantage does not appear to influence survival, possibly because of better proximal filling, which has promoted rotational stability in experimental studies (Janssen et al. 2009).

Despite these disadvantages, ductoscopy and ductography appear to play an important role in guiding a more conservative excision or in localising lesions at some distance from the nipple [ 18, 19].

In this respect homegrown managers have a disadvantage: they can rarely appear gnomic, only garrulous or glum.

To her disadvantage, it makes her appear aloof when, in fact, she can be self-confidently gracious, indulging the cat pictures of her minions and the baby stories of junior fashion editors with genuine compassion.

If you aren't even remotely familiar with the reference, you will be at a decided disadvantage and it will appear you have left your home on the Moon just long enough to visit planet Earth for this audition.

Results indicate that while disadvantage and immigration each appear to affect mental health service use separately, they also have a combined effect that is complex.