He told Pollard it was a "consistent issue" for him to make sure BBC News felt able to investigate areas "even if it was disadvantageous to Television, or problematic to Television".
The notion is that a gene for helping behavior can thrive even if it's disadvantageous for the individual — so long as it gives the individual's group an advantage over other groups.
The series gained high ratings even under disadvantageous circumstances.
Large populations can climb multiple fitness peaks, even with disadvantageous intermediate alleles [ 8, 9].
Even if one transgene is disadvantageous, its frequency can be increased by the selection of the second transgene (Hitch-hiking effect).
Yes, I disagree with our President on proposed cuts to the big three social entitlement programs he said he would support -- Medicare, Social Security and Medicaid -- but at least he was putting forth a good faith effort to avert a for-certain financial meltdown of the country within days now even if it was politically disadvantageous to his party and to himself politically.
The shift to prevalent carbohydrate utilization by the failing heart likely represents an adaptive response to face profoundly altered mechanics and energy turnover e.g. increased basal oxygen consumption and reduced efficiency, even if it could be disadvantageous in the long-term.
While differences in allele frequencies of SNPs in genes such as AZGP1 and TAS2R40 may underlie a rapid adaptation to different environments, it can also occur due to drift effects in small populations in the absence of selection, or even if the allele is in fact disadvantageous.
But even if it were, the deal is highly disadvantageous to Turkey, and would be even more so to Britain.
As one answer, Darwin proposed that groups of individuals who behave for the good of their group would outcompete other groups, even if their solid-citizen behaviors were selectively disadvantageous within groups.
It will even be disadvantageous for him because people will believe he's using the name to get elected".
