Sentence examples for evident drawback from inspiring English sources

The evident drawback is the increase of cochannel interference between the MBS and FAPs.

Here, direct LOR reconstructions overcome this evident drawback at cost of a massively enhanced computational burden.

An evident drawback of a processing based on this representation is that it neglects phase information.

An evident drawback of the multivariate Feller-Pareto model (and its various submodels) is the presence of a common value of α which appears in each marginal density.

Identification of regulatory elements based on evolutionary conservation, also known as phylogenetic footprinting, has the evident drawback of missing regulatory elements responsible for diversity among species.

An evident drawback of the two larger i.d.

She went on to lambast both deep disposal for nuclear waste, the design for which, she claims, has "more than 100 flaws" and the Mox plant, whose evident drawbacks she lists.

However, the currently tested LRAs reveal evident drawbacks as gene expression is globally induced and viral outgrowth is insecure.

Despite the evident drawbacks, the beach was attractive, especially the far end with greenery penetrating the coastline.

In "A Journey," Blair says he was certain that Brown's tenure as Party leader would end in disaster — that his "self-evident personal drawbacks" would cost him dearly in office.

I thought by then [early 2007] that a) it was going to be a mess, not quite New Labour, not quite not; and b) as a result, Gordon's self-evident personal drawbacks would very quickly mean he was under pretty brutal attack for which he was not psychologically wired.