Sentence examples for inevitable disadvantage from inspiring English sources
At the same time, there is an inevitable disadvantage for using the separation device, i.e., the relatively lower effective utility rate of the feedstock powder.
Because it is dioecious, kiwifruit has an inevitable disadvantage in breeding; paternal parents are selected with unknown fruit quality since male plants cannot bear fruit.
Many follow-up studies using the same method draw remarkably sweeping conclusions about the inevitable disadvantages of resource abundance.
According to these disadvantages, some inevitable imperfections will be discussed from four different aspects.
Nonetheless, the longer-run implications also have to be taken into account, i.e., the risk of increasing labor market persistence and long-term unemployment by disadvantaging outsiders as well as delaying inevitable labor reallocation, which might also obstruct recovery.
Furthermore, a strictly deterministic coupling has the significant developmental disadvantage of limiting cellular plasticity in response to inevitable genetic and epigenetic variability within the developing brain (Muotri et al., 2005, 2010).
In this study, we do not consider the sharp interface a disadvantage; rather, we claim such an edge is an inevitable consequence of the outline shape.
18, 19 The biggest disadvantage of the human landing catch method is the inevitable exposure of human participants to mosquito bites.
First of all, we have to accept the disadvantage of a meta-analysis of observational studies; it is inevitable that the differences in study design between the included studies will somewhat bias the results of the pooled data (35).
Obviously, the established uses of AAO mask have disadvantages in the practical applications, such as the detriment to the pore uniformity and the inevitable pore enlargement effect [31].
