Sentence examples for evident disadvantage from inspiring English sources

The disharmonious levels of the gingival margins resulting from infra-positioned implant restorations are an evident disadvantage in patients with a high smile line.

The SC-FrFDE with chirp CP has an evident disadvantage that the calculation formula of chirp CP includes the transform order.

To this SC-FrFDE system, its transmitter uses chirp-periodic circular prefix to eliminate ISI and this has an evident disadvantage that the receiver need to feedback the optimal fractional Fourier transform order to the transmitter through a feedback channel.

However, an evident disadvantage of the Seven Plus relative to the Guardian lies in its lower data reporting frequency.

The evident disadvantage of such a treatment modality would be its lack of reflection of the patient situation.

The other evident disadvantage in the 1992 ACCP/SCCM definitions is that severe sepsis is defined as sepsis plus organ dysfunction, hypoperfusion or hypotension.

Unfortunately, these benefits are not nearly as evident to shareholders of tracking stocks as are the increasingly apparent disadvantages.

Its importance is evident; however, disadvantages are the availability of cadaveric material and preparation time.

Statistically significant associations were also evident between area disadvantage (p < 0.001) and remoteness (p =0.003) with all-cause survival.

They currently comprise 2.5% of the Australian population [ 1] and experience substantial disadvantage evident on a range of health and socio-economic indicators [ 2].

One disadvantage evident from the numerical simulations is that the maximum signal in open-well configurations is strongly dependent on the rates of secretion, as a result of persistent diffusion of material out of the wells.