Sentence examples for drawback in the development from inspiring English sources
However the major drawback in the development of such delivery system that matches the circadian rhythm requires the availability of precise technology (pulsatile drug delivery).
A main drawback in the development of new compounds is the lack of technologies to assess antagonist action in an in vitro situation as well as in living cells.
As polymers are the primary requirement for mobility control in ASP and SP schemes, even if the surfactants become available, unavailability of suitable polymers is also a drawback in the development of EOR projects and development of suitable polymers should be considered as well.
A notable drawback in the development of well-characterised photosensitiser MAb conjugates is the efficient conjugation of the photosensitiser to the antibody.
One of the major drawbacks in the development of mucosal vaccines has been the lack of effective mucosal adjuvants [6].
3 Given that resistance to prevalent drugs is one of the major drawbacks in the development of cancer therapeutics, progress in the synthetic preparation of Euphorbia diterpenes is also of medicinal importance.
Despite some clinical drawbacks in the development of pharmacological inhibitors, integrins remain a promising target for anticancer therapy owing to their action as regulators of various processes in tumor and tumor-associated host cells.
Undoubtedly, in Pakistan corruption is the biggest drawback in the way of development.
Such an approach suffers from the following drawbacks: (1) Difficulties in the development and maintenance of application programs.
To minimise these drawbacks, efforts have been invested in the development of chemical cross-linked collagen combined with synthetic polymers (Ferreira et al. 2012; Wojtowicz et al. 2010).
The presence of residual estrogenic activity associated with steroidal inhibitors, which are often built around an estrane nucleus, represented a major drawback in their development and their use as therapeutic agents.
