Sentence examples for drawbacks of technology from inspiring English sources

And although he is an optimist, Mr Kelly has a clear-eyed view of the drawbacks of technology and the difficulty of striking the right balance, at both a personal and societal level, in its adoption.

One of the drawbacks of technology is with each new piece of gear, you get a new charger.

They found that patients were ambivalent about the benefits and drawbacks of technology because whilst technology can be pivotal in making patients autonomous, it also imposes heavy restrictions that are intimately interwoven with the nature of the particular disease and with the patients' personal life trajectory [ 17].

The use of the two next-generation leading technologies and the combination of the results into a hybrid assembly overcame the drawbacks of each technology and resulted in longer scaffolds.

However, the high cost of exogenous oxidants is one of the main drawbacks of this technology.

The possible advantages and drawbacks of this technology are also discussed.

Membrane fouling is one of the main drawbacks of ultrafiltration technology during the treatment of dye-containing effluents.

This paper gives a technical background to alkaline fuel cells (AFCs), introducing the advantages and drawbacks of the technology.

Drawbacks of this technology are a longer operating time, a more demanding surgical procedure and a much higher cost for patients and surgical centers.

Amine-based solvents are the most mature ones, although the high degradation rate of the amines and the thermal energy for the solvent regeneration, imply the main drawbacks of this technology.

The size and cost of the heat storage are the main drawbacks of this technology but using the ground as a heat reservoir could be an interesting and cheap solution.