Sentence examples for disadvantages in assessing from inspiring English sources
There are several advantages and disadvantages in assessing human cancer risk from animal studies.
29 In addition, practices are only asked to record smoking status in the preceding 27 months, meaning the estimates may be useful in assessing need and analysing associations, but will have disadvantages in assessing the effectiveness of interventions, unless practices commit to more regular recording.
Although there are obvious disadvantages in assessing the quality of a study simply based on the citation rating, it is widely accepted that this is the best method currently available for judging the merit of a paper or a journal [ 4].
The high degree of polymorphic variability is a major disadvantage in assessing the pathogenicity of a new base change.
Although the use of routine data has many benefits, for example, wide geographical coverage, there are also inherent disadvantages such as the difficulty in assessing data quality.
In sum, these data highlight the intricate, complex tradeoffs and uncertainties that may be involved in assessing the advantages, disadvantages, and varieties of CIRBs, which should be considered in ongoing discussions concerning these and other approaches to improving human research subject protection.
We were interested in assessing whether socio-economic disadvantages (sed) are linked with PNC use in Umbria.
This finding may be useful in assessing the advantages and disadvantages of the large societal investment in TKR.
All applications of bioclimatic models in assessing the effects of climate changes have advantages and disadvantages (Elith et al. 2006; Hijmans and Graham 2006).
4 However, the POMA has some disadvantages, such as having a relatively complicated and time-consuming procedure and the difficulty in assessing subtle changes of training and treatment.
Both of these features of EQA pose major disadvantages when assessing private laboratories, as in Pakistan and many other developing country contexts, these facilities are not bound by law to cooperate with government EQA programs.
