Sentence examples for drawback to detect from inspiring English sources

It has the drawback to detect only homologs classified in PFAM families or whose structure is solved (since HHpred can use a database of profiles derived from the PDB), but the recent tool HHblits, based on the same principles, can detect in principle any homolog, and is very powerful too.

A second drawback is inability to detect or predict all patients with viral rebound, given the relatively-low sensitivity for predicting virological failure (around 60%).

This is a major drawback when employing association graphs to detect common sub-graph isomorphisms since the computational cost of clique detection algorithms increases very rapidly with the size of the association graph.

The most important drawback, however, is the inability to detect new and unknown resistance mechanisms.

The use of film is also a drawback as it is difficult to detect saturation of the signal on the film.

Conventional reflection-type SPR biosensors, employing a prism, however, also present several drawbacks and usually lack the sensitivity to detect the interaction of proteins with small ligands [11].

However, static analysis has drawbacks as well, including the inability to detect well obfuscated code that acts maliciously during runtime, in contrast to dynamic analysis that will likely detect that code.

Given the drawbacks of the use of PGS to detect chromosomal abnormalities, alternative methods would be of value.

The Dutch researchers admit there may be one drawback to their strategy: using a dog to detect infections in hospital could end up spreading them.

A drawback of this metric is the inability to detect large uncertainties in potentially important parameters if they are masked by less important but well known parameters.

The main theoretical drawback of these PCR-based assays is their inability to detect some of the rare EGFR mutations which are detectable by direct sequencing [ 44].