Sentence examples similar to disadvantages of integration from inspiring English sources

However, disadvantages of this strategy for integration into primary cells led us to develop an "All-In-One" vector system, enabling simultaneous integration of both components.

We explore the advantages and disadvantages of high order time integration methods for the fully implicit formulation on both two- and three-dimensional problems with tabulated opacities and highly nonlinear fusion source terms.

Recent studies overwhelmingly support the successes of integration, proving that economic disadvantage significantly depresses student performance.

Poorly educated immigrants tend to pass their disadvantages on to their children, making education a key area of integration.

However, a disadvantage of the Newmark integration method is that it is not able to provide A-stable second order and desirable level of damping.

In the UK context, the main advantage of integration would be the additional pressure of mandating the test, the main disadvantage being inflexibility and a risk that health might be marginalised.

The main disadvantage of pronuclear injection, oocyte transduction and SMGT is the lack of control over the site of integration.

The main disadvantage of the power law model is that T x) is not integrable between 0 and ∞ and therefore proximal and distal limits of integration have to be chosen (e.g., Bonadonna and Costa 2012).

Likewise, the lack of standardisation also brings disadvantages, when migration, integration or exchange of computer resources is required.

The major disadvantages are insufficient integration of patient history and priors (69%%), and limited communication with clinicians (68%%).

They are hardly engines of integration.