Two important drawbacks of AGE extraction, however, are notoriously low recovery yields 8b, c and the fact that the procedure results in dilute solutions containing the purified species at concentrations in the low nanomolar range.
In the current VAT, there are drawbacks of poor test retest reliability, slippage of the sensor at high-speed rotations, and limited data about the effect of aging.
One of the drawbacks of old age, the protagonist of Saul Bellow's final novel, "Ravelstein" (2000), declares, is that gaps begin to open in your life, "and these gaps tend to fill up with your dead".
Experts said the tragic consequences of her lie highlight the drawbacks of the low age of criminal responsibility in England and Wales - lower, at 10, than in other European countries.
The latest study, the Kids and Family Reading Report, conducted with Harrison Group, showed both the advantages and the drawbacks of the digital age when it comes to encouraging reading among young people.
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Often it's just when the child is approaching college age that the drawbacks of a custodial account become apparent.
One of the many drawbacks of postmodern political discourse in a mediated age is how quickly and inevitably essentially symbolic "issues" become as real--or even more real, hyper-real--as old-fashioned real issues like tax policy and war.
Crucially, they outline the current drawbacks of conventional lab books in the current age and why there is a need to consider alternatives.
