* * * I recommend to my colleagues this piece of legislation for their favorable consideration inasmuch as they can see the disadvantage in which the municipalities have been placed by not having the divorce court functioning at the present time.' Proceedings and Debates, 17th Legislative Assembly of the Virgin Islands of the United States, 3d Sess., 1953, pp. 4647, 6667.
The results suggest the existence of a pattern that cumulatively reinforces the effects of social disadvantage, in which the school plays a central role.
The current system places online sponsored content at a disadvantage; one in which the extreme level to which we are required to disclose makes us look like we are taking on more sponsored work than other mediums.
An effect of social disadvantage or income, in which disadvantaged individuals are less likely to look up health information on the Internet, has been mentioned in some previous studies.
PROSPR overcomes the disadvantages of U/C in which EVs are extracted with unwanted proteins, and can be damaged by high rotation speed.
In a certain extent, FVC can make up for the disadvantage of NDVI, in which NDVI is difficult to distinguish the low coverage vegetation and the coverage is easy to be saturated.
Tottenham laboured because of their numerical disadvantage in midfield, which created the sort of tension reflected in the running battle between Jack Wilshere and Mousa Dembélé.
Having the advantage of low density and therefore light weight, these materials still have a disadvantage in stiffness, which is lower than that of various steels.
Specifically, it might be argued that an animal that takes longer to make each choice might be at a disadvantage in remembering which arm it had previously chosen, and perform more poorly than quicker animals.
To do so, I summarized all the advantages and disadvantages of clean rooms in which I'd worked over the past 15 years.
