Sentence examples for drawback I from inspiring English sources

The conventional QIM has a serious drawback, i.e., the weakness against valumetric scaling.

However such formulations have a major drawback i.e. short duration of action and usually require 4 6 times installations daily.

Forcing of engines together with positive properties – uprating within 5 50%% has a considerable drawback, i.e. the decrease of its service reliability.

More details, including the drawback (i.e., assumption of a constant resonance width) of the hodograph method, will be explained below.

In order to strongly mitigate the main drawback, i.e., the introduction in the system of an inherent time-variance, a Track-and-Hold circuit synchronized with the reset is exploited.

Finally, it should be noted that despite having several good imaging characteristics (high specific binding, low metabolism in plasma), [11C]befloxatone has one important drawback, i.e., a slow washout from the brain.

The local region based method has two drawbacks: (i) the Dirac functional is restricted to a neighborhood around the zero level set.

A promising method to overcome the mentioned drawbacks, i.e. the growth of well-oriented verticaly aligned NWs without using a catalyst, is pulsed laser deposition (PLD).

These techniques allow developing efficient solar cells, but present major drawbacks: (i) a low control of the film properties, and (ii) the problems related to the implementation of a two steps process for large scale applications.

We find that the simultaneous ascending auction achieves the highest levels of efficiency but also has drawbacks: (i) its revenues are low and variable, (ii) per-license profits vary, and (iii) the incidence of winner's curse outcomes is high.

The existing sets suffer from at least one of the following drawbacks: (i) became too easy for current algorithms; (ii) are too artificial; (iii) are too homogeneous, not covering the wide range of characteristics found in real applications.