Sentence examples for drawbacks that may from inspiring English sources
This study evaluates the provision of passive through-wall ventilation as part of a retrofit programme and shows it to have a number of drawbacks that may impact on the health of the building and its occupants and ultimately be at odds with the aims of achieving energy efficiency in the residential sector.
However, the paper has also discussed relevant difficulties and drawbacks that may arise due to complexity of functioning, heterogeneity of stakeholders, and ambiguity of the nature of relations among them.
As a side goal, the paper aims at contributing to highlight the existence of some drawbacks that may impinge the effectiveness of supply chain and, particularly, the gains that farmers may enjoy in participating to them.
On the other hand, this strategy conveys at least two drawbacks that may affect the query detection: (1) The errors of the audio segmentation module can result in missing speech segments that may eventually prove to contain query terms that are lost.
There are, however, major drawbacks that may bias the interpretation of these studies.
The drawbacks that may be caused by much delayed MDAs should be avoided, and perhaps even more frequent treatments may be necessary in the last phase of the programme.
For all their sci-fi brilliance, Dr. Soleri's plans suggest to some an authoritarian hand, a drawback that may have contributed to his period of disfavor.
But there is a major drawback that may make all but the wealthiest think twice before buying property through a vehicle: Many buyers who use a trust or an LLC are not eligible for a capital-gains tax exclusion.
There are a number of potential drawbacks of dosimetry that may preclude its use in many centres.
The first approach has the problem that one may identify two networks as equivalent, when they are not; the second one has the drawback that there may not exist algorithms to reconstruct such networks from biological sequences.
