Its economical drawback has stimulated the interest to utilize cheaper raw materials for the production of activated carbon (Rengarag et al. 2002; Yahya et al. 2015).
Therefore, introduction of efficient and economical catalysts that solves these drawbacks is desirable.
Cellulosic biomass, on the other hand, is abundant and economical, yet suffers from several bioprocessing drawbacks, including a requirement for costly enzymatic hydrolysis and tedious chemical pretreatment of raw substrates [ 4].
This last detail takes some time to emerge, since Moss's wife is referred to only as 'she', while his gun, strapped over his shoulder with a harness-leather sling, gets a full portrait: 'A heavybarreled.270 on a '98 Mauser action with a laminated stock of maple and walnut.' One of the drawbacks of a self-consciously economical style is that any tiny splurge of detail becomes so conspicuous.
While rechargeable batteries can be more economical than their disposable counterparts, they do have drawbacks.
The widely used rapid detection tests (RDTs) for malaria succumb to many drawbacks which promotes exploration of more efficient economical detection techniques.
These techniques suffer from one or the other drawbacks, and a universally accepted, simple, eco-friendly and economical methods are still alluding researchers.
There was little obvious demand for such a device, but the Intel team, understanding the drawbacks of special-purpose ICs, sensed that it was an economical device that would, somehow, find a market.
Whilst it is simple, reliable and economical, the long duration required to reach a definitive diagnosis is a major drawback.
