Sentence examples for important drawbacks of from inspiring English sources
Warm forming processes have been successfully applied at laboratory level to overcome some important drawbacks of the Al−Mg alloys, such as poor formability and large springback.
ALX avoids important drawbacks of other action logics, especially the counterintuitive necessitation rule for goals (every theorem must be a goal) and the equally counterintuitive closure of goals under logical implication.
The microstructure obtained is a new bio-inspired/bio-mimetic approach to solving one of the most important drawbacks of titanium implants, i.e., bone resorption due to the stress-shielding phenomenon.
One of the most important drawbacks of LEZs is the citizens' risk to be tracked by means of their interactions with the Electronic Road Pricing ERPP) system in use; another relevant problem is the significant error percentage on the detection of fraudulent drivers.
One of the important drawbacks of classical or crisp AHP is that it cannot adequately handle the inherent uncertainty and vagueness [26].
One of the most important drawbacks of this type of algorithms is that the number of weights strongly depends on the dimensionality of the problem which is often unknown in practice.
Moreover, there exists yet another, even more important drawback of bargaining with one-sided commitment.
An important drawback of these designs, however, is that no direct estimator of the design variance is available.
An important drawback of these chemotherapeutics is the lack of selectivity for tumour cells, usually resulting in severe toxic side effects.
The most important drawback of selecting low quality nitrates salts for high temperature CSP applications is the corrosion impact produced by impurities.
