Sentence examples for has considerable disadvantages from inspiring English sources
However, this method has considerable disadvantages, e.g. cells that exhibit anchoring properties are to be avoided due to the rapid and firm attachment to structures and each other.
Despite the clarity of the previously discussed sequential control strategy and the presented theoretical model, the sequential control has considerable disadvantages: the reaction speed and delays of the total control loop.
However, the use of ceftriaxone in low-resource countries has considerable disadvantages which have to be considered: (i) the drug has to be adminstered intravenously or intramuscularly; (ii) well trained staff is necessary; (iii) uncritical use may promote the development of resistance; (iv) ceftriaxone is approximately 3 to 10 times more expensive than amoxicillin.
However, existing animal models of MV have considerable disadvantages.
However, many of these methods still have considerable disadvantages, such as the likelihood of identifying compounds targeting other sites than the substrate phosphorylation site, the need to develop new probes for different kinases, or not being applicable to all classes of protein kinases.
Ms. Quinn has considerable virtues.
Mr. Obama has considerable challenges.
Libonati has considerable challenges ahead.
Although it has proven highly useful, the Pearson correlation has the considerable disadvantage that it is sensitive to noise and that it cannot detect time-lagged responses.
However, multiple reports have revealed considerable disadvantages in the intraperitoneal, subcutaneous, inhalation and oral routes of CCl4 administration, including chronic peritonitis, necrosis at injection site with inconsistent fibrosis, respiratory arrest and higher mortality with inconsistent fibrosis, respectively [ 19].
Meso-tetrahydroxyphenyl chlorin is a powerful photosensitiser, but has the considerable disadvantage that it is necessary to wait up to 4 days after giving the drug before delivering the light.
