Sentence examples for noticeable drawback from inspiring English sources
A noticeable drawback is that increasing the number of subcarriers results in a drop in performance.
MitoSOX fluorescence was not found in the nucleus (a noticeable drawback), thereby confirming the specificity of the probe as a superoxide indicator (Fig. 2).
Basically, we just let in anyone who turns up even when there are noticeable drawbacks?
Using computers means higher uniqueness of data feeding, of term definitions, their precise denomination, etc., thereby the significant drawback becomes more noticeable.
This statistical drawback becomes more noticeable for the analysis of the vigilance substages, as the sample size for the explanatory ANOVA analysis is very small with only 5 subjects included.
Over time, the drawbacks became more noticeable.
Although such approaches appear promising, they suffer from: (i) drawbacks related to the still noticeable lack of a sufficient number of crystal structures; (ii) the difficulty to take into account environmental effects; (iii) important approximations in the calculation of the interatomic forces at play in such complex systems.
Another drawback is the heinous traffic that is especially noticeable from 5 00 - 8 00 p.m.
Despite the noticeable progress in the fabrication of wires with high aspect ratios, the poor mechanical properties of very thin wires is a drawback for developing devices based on them.
