Sentence examples for observed disadvantages from inspiring English sources

Owing to limited experience and observed disadvantages, further research is needed to fully assess this treatment.

However, we observed several disadvantages of TBL that were also reported by others [ 24].

Our hypothesis is that differences in social behaviour may contribute, at least in part, to the increasing infection risk observed with disadvantage [ 32], mediated at the level of the household, neighbourhood or workplace [ 33].

The themes that emerged from coding the teacher's responses were used to determine the kind of benefits or disadvantages observed when error analysis was included in students' lessons and assignments versus a traditional approach of learning through correct examples only from the teacher's point of view.

We have found, for example, that health insurance also mediates ethnicity-breast cancer care relationships, accounting for many of the disadvantages observed among Hispanic women.

Low residual current and high overpotentials of oxygen and hydrogen evolution reactions were obtained for the ion-implanted electrodes as advantages for a voltammetric sensing electrode, whereas low reversibility for a redox reaction (Fe(III) + e− ⇌ Fe(II)) was observed as a disadvantage.

No independent associations were observed between the disadvantage SEIFA score and risk of TJR.

The combination of selection for multiresistant pathogens and potential prolongation of post-sepsis immunoparalysis certainly could explain the survival disadvantage observed with fluoroquinolones in comparison with macrolides.

The male disadvantage in neurodevelopmental outcomes is well documented in preterm cohorts and the interaction between sex and gestation may explain much of the disadvantage observed here among our LMPT population.

The survival disadvantage observed by Shah et al 22 was not insubstantial: an increased point risk of death of 18%, increasing to 37% for patients on β-blockers only.

The five cancers in this group were bone and cartilage, soft tissue, uterus, bladder and non-Hodgkin lymphoma and, as with the preceding group, differences in early diagnosis and/or initial management of advanced disease would explain the disadvantage observed in England compared with the 'European average', although this is not translated into a differential at 5 years.