Sentence examples for many of the drawbacks from inspiring English sources
E-books currently have high profit margins, and are free from many of the drawbacks of print.
Its best-placed institution Paris VI manages only 45th place.France's university system encapsulates many of the drawbacks of its over-centralised, bureaucratic model.
That said, the instore printing time of around 10 minutes means that this is still relatively fast fashion, albeit a version that sidesteps many of the drawbacks associated with mass production.
SAP has pioneered a hybrid model, where software is delivered on-demand, but from a server on the customer's local network, thus providing the benefits of on-demand but without many of the drawbacks.
Many of the drawbacks caused by the algebraic structures can be overcome with TDDNNs.
Adult stem cells have an enormous potential for clinical use in regenerative medicine that avoids many of the drawbacks characteristic of embryonic stem cells and induced pluripotent stem cells.
In this work, we show how by switching the placement of the sample and water reservoir (sample in a sealed hydrostat and water reservoir in the ampoule) many of these drawbacks are overcome.
Many of these drawbacks were overcome with the advent of conditional GEMMs [ 6], which allowed for tissue-specific and time-controlled introduction of conditional mutations using Cre-loxP site-specific recombination.
The presented modifications, along with the implementation of a paper-based platform, address many of the common drawbacks (color development, stability, etc).
The combustion performance of MA Si/PTFE was comparable to mixtures prepared with nanoscale and nanoporous silicon powders, indicating that the reactivity of silicon fuel had been successfully altered inexpensively without many of the major drawbacks associated with using high specific surface area powders.
The Leader was an attempt to extend the life of steam traction by eliminating many of the operational drawbacks associated with existing steam locomotives.
