Sentence examples for marked disadvantages from inspiring English sources

Mitochondrial genes can, however, suffer from some marked disadvantages.

There are some marked disadvantages to incorporating a business.

Socioeconomic disadvantage is the strongest predictor of under-immunisation [ 10- 12] and Aboriginal Australians continue to experience marked disadvantage [ 13].

Many young people growing up in contexts marked by community disadvantage and high levels of violence and dysfunction are resilient and often able to overcome "the negative effects of risk exposure, cop[e] successfully with traumatic experiences and avoid the negative trajectories associated with risks".

Furthermore, the most promising solutions are marked by comparing advantages and disadvantages of different designs.

If they marked yes, they were asked to list disadvantages and/or adverse events that they had experienced.

He had questioned whether the border had been incorrectly marked by the government, to Cambodia's disadvantage.

This may explain why the 'long-established male disadvantage in health' seems particularly marked in this part of the world (Watson 2000, p. 22).

"The effects of doing homework regularly can wipe out socioeconomic disadvantages if it is relevant to classwork and marked promptly by the teacher".

A disadvantage of using FRTG13 is that it is marked by the white+ transgene which leads to dark red eyes in a white mutant background.

A disadvantage of conventional RSA is that it requires the implant to be marked with tantalum beads.