Sentence examples for noticeable disadvantages from inspiring English sources

However, pin tract infections, the patients' limited mobility and a restricted surgical accessibility to the lower abdomen are noticeable disadvantages of this technique.

The noticeable disadvantage of the proposed approach is its area/fan-in penalty.

However, the production of radiometals using liquid targets comes with a number of disadvantages, most noticeable the significantly lower production yields.

In the absence of Tau*, these genetic perturbations alone did not produce noticeable eye phenotypes or obvious survival disadvantage.

However, a major disadvantage of this design is the noticeable low conversion efficiency.

The most noticeable disadvantage of the method is that the color of object and background should be simple and the method is not capable of tracking targets with a complex color or texture.

The J79 engines produced noticeable amounts of black smoke (at mid-throttle/cruise settings), a severe disadvantage in that the enemy could spot the aircraft.

In the real world, the disadvantages experienced by women in industry, compared with men, are even more noticeable.

Also, he identified disadvantages of BEV compared to ICEV in the land use category and, particularly noticeable, in the human toxicity potential category, both due to the production of the lithium battery.

One noticeable difference between women and men is that visible minority status was not associated with an earnings disadvantage for either the 1991 cohort or the 2006 cohort.

A key disadvantage in these types of systems, aside from bulky aesthetics, is that there is often noticeable lag between the cameras capturing the outside world and how quickly it is displayed in-headset.