Sentence examples for further drawbacks from inspiring English sources

Tokens are controllable, but they can be lost, stolen or shared and they have the further drawbacks of being complicated and requiring special hardware.

Efficient estimators are not designed specifically to be applied in a classification context, and thus suffer from further drawbacks and difficulties.

For example, it beats PFS at C=2.3 bits/s/Hz when the respective number of degrees of freedom equals 5. Furthermore, a comparison of the two schemes at the same average delay reveals further drawbacks of PFS.

Further drawbacks include that free amino acids distort the results, which makes enzyme purification necessary and that as it is a multi-enzymatic reaction system, reaction conditions can only be changed marginally.

However, those trials remain insufficient, as drugs promote further drawbacks [ 21].

Further drawbacks of these methods include the ambiguity of fragment homology, or whether banding patterns represent heterozygous or homozygous loci.

The old protocol has a further drawback in that phenotypes do not have a one-to-one correspondence with genotypes.

A further drawback relates to the potential for participation inequality due to the disparity of access to the Internet and related technologies, termed the 'digital divide' (Yu 2006).

A further drawback of the systems observed is the missing option for a human intervention in ambiguous and difficult assessment cases.

A further drawback is that the assignment of areas to classes is soft, each area has a finite probability of belonging to each class.

A further drawback of PET-derived IF in microPET studies of the brain is the need to position both the heart and region of interest (e.g., cerebral cortex) in the field-of-view.