Sentence examples for of any drawbacks from inspiring English sources

I honestly can't think of any drawbacks to this.

New developments in BEM aim at overcoming any drawbacks of the method.

We used it as a control to test if there were any drawbacks of the filtering and combined reference strategies.

They are less likely to report any drawbacks of VIT, such as the time spent in therapy, which can affect work and social life.

Any drawbacks of this method were apparent only in the genetically modified mice, in which tissue damage from suturing with wires or injury to subcutaneous vessels when preparing the pocket for the transmitter led to prolonged bleeding due to the impaired blood clotting properties of these transgenic mice (which is a result of the genetic modification).

Of these, the HOYA AF-1 is most appropriate, since its continuous transition between haptic and optic allows the rim of the PPCCC to smoothly slide along it while the IOL is buttoned-in and centers itself within the PPCCC opening (Fig.  15) Are there any drawbacks of the PCCC plus POBH concept long-term with regard to delayed after-cataract formation or retinal complications?

Although blood draws are also an excellent option for an employee biometric screening, it's important to be aware of any potential drawbacks.

Since the DOS operating system became obsolete which represents a great limitation, a new version called DurovPwin is designed in this study mainly to overcome any drawback of the previously expanded DurovPlot.

In order to avoid any drawback of the periodic boundary conditions, an over 20-Å-thick vacuum layer is included.

"I wanted a project that kept all the best features of a single family home, but without any of the drawbacks, such as the maintenance and worrying about what you're going to do with it while you're away," Mr. Orvedal said.

It would be the ultimate economic boost, but without any of the drawbacks, and with the advantage that most of the economic activity (in terms of people doing physical work) will be in rural areas, which need it more than overserved cities.