Sentence examples for may be disadvantageous from inspiring English sources
The Democratic Party is intrinsically more pluralistic than the G.O.P. — a characteristic that may be disadvantageous when it comes to governing, but can give the party an edge in elections.
Mimicry may be defined as a situation in which virtually identical signals, emitted by two different organisms, have in common at least one receiver that reacts in the same manner to both signals because it is advantageous to react in that manner to one of them (that of the model), although it may be disadvantageous to react thus to the counterfeit signal.
Preterm behaviour may be disadvantageous to populations.
Therefore, postoperative epidural analgesia may be disadvantageous because epidural analgesia with local anesthetics causes lower extremity numbness and weakness.
Because full-length TRAM likely contains unstructured regions that may be disadvantageous for structural studies, we also carried out a systematic construct design to determine the boundaries of the TRAM TIR domain.
However, the crystalline quality of VO2 is so sensitive to under- and/or over-coated materials that the a-SiOx coatings may be disadvantageous with respect to material suitability.
Thus, the coexistence of some BLP1 and BAP variants may be preferred, while specific combinations may plausibly be disadvantageous, and this may explain the exchange of filled/empty BLP1 sites observed in the population.
However, this may also be disadvantageous to the Sunda rhino population, because any catastrophic diseases or tsunamis could wipe them all out at once.
Indeed, as turning slows the prey down, turning may often be disadvantageous, and so fewer turns should be seen during a pursuit.
In stressful conditions, it may thus be disadvantageous for the cell to have its mitochondria fragmented because all of them are vulnerable to membrane potential fluctuations.
To summarize, we have learned from the present simulation that in a typical life science survey, the inclusion of auxiliary variables is often of little use; too many auxiliary variables may even be disadvantageous.
