Sentence examples for making it disadvantageous from inspiring English sources

Speed independence may have a cost in time and energy, making it disadvantageous when reactions operate on such different time scales that hazards are unlikely.

However, the latter effect makes it disadvantageous since the healthcare payment is increased.

This can cause delay while determining the next migration point which makes it disadvantageous for delay intolerant applications.

As a result, we often give an event a meaning that makes it disadvantageous to us.

Liquor licensing makes it disadvantageous for bigger venues to put on all ages shows, illegal spaces where many of these events are forced into are constantly under threat, and positive relationships between the minor and major music communities have yet to be fully formed, as attitudes of ageism and pretension run deep.

This fertilization superiority of male sperm makes it disadvantageous for the hermaphrodite to mate while in a self-fertile stage.

Inflexible practice rules and billing structures that make it disadvantageous for family physicians to serve patients with complex care needs have also been identified [ 17].

I rather doubt that this will turn out to be correct, but it illustrates how the persistence of a trait can conceivably be explained by the very factors that make it disadvantageous.

The splice site T allele in the absence of the CypA insertion would probably be disadvantageous, since such an animal would be unable to produce either TRIM5α or TRIMCyp, likely making it more susceptible to retroviruses [19].

A radio problem meant that stop took place at least three laps after it should have done and having to make it forced him onto a disadvantageous two-stop strategy.

This is disadvantageous because the provided data makes it difficult to identify per appliance power consumption or generate real-time feedback of energy usage for the end user.