Sentence examples for drawbacks owing from inspiring English sources

Also, assessment of chloride diffusion by electrophoretic test has its own drawbacks owing to complexity and time consumption (Truc et al. 2000) and it often overestimates the diffusion value (Luping and Gulikers 2007).

Paclitaxel has several other drawbacks; owing to its insolubility, it is solubilised with Cremophor EL, a castor oil derivative that can induce potentially life-threatening hypersensitivity reactions (ten Tije et al, 2003).

Though Si-nc embedded in SiO2 is the most common structure, the problem of carrier injection in this matrix comes as a major drawback owing to the large band gap of SiO2.

At present the possible determining role of the hydroxyl groups is a drawback owing to its reactivity on lithium metal.

But for Greece, the drawback of owing so much money to Europe and the I.M.F., even at lower interest rates and longer maturities, is that the obligation will always be there.

[14] This homonuclear decoupling scheme comes along with two severe drawbacks: Low sensitivity owing to the slice (spatially) selective excitation and, probably even more troublesome, the need to acquire a series of data chunks, which in turn also requires a special processing scheme to link them together.

Therefore, owing to this drawback, the abovementioned method is not suitable for the industrial manufacture of crystals of PQQ disodium pentahydrate.

One slight drawback about this particular hut was that, owing to the stark geological conditions, it lacked water.

However, a major drawback of CPO is its low stability owing to the facile oxidative degradation of the porphyrin ring by hydrogen peroxide even at relatively low peroxide concentrations.

But despite all the very many drawbacks, Maddy was trapped in an orthorexic cycle owing to the gym culture and what is perceived as attractive and healthy.

6 The main potential drawback is an increase in diffusion of Dysport owing to its smaller size (500 to 900 kDa) compared to Botox (900 kDa).