Sentence examples for provides disadvantage from inspiring English sources
And vice versa as discussed, "weak mTOR" provides disadvantage earlier in life and, vice versa, robustness and fast aging are associated [ 28].
In fact, the noncircularity of the constellation is introduced in order to exploit the presence of the WL receiver but it also provides a disadvantage in terms of the minimum distance between the constellation points.
Since its isolation from plant provides several disadvantages, the bacterium Escherichia coli was tested as recombinant expression host in former studies.
Some athletes and commentators wondered whether the team's new suits, manufactured by Under Armour in collaboration with the aerospace company Lockheed Martin, might have provided a disadvantage.
Here, only the lower tail has a biological meaning, but warmer temperatures may provide no disadvantage for the species.
However, if the environment encountered later on is not well matched to the fetus predictions, it could provide a disadvantage and lead to hypertension later in life.
In that case, the transgene gives a large fitness advantage to introgressed individuals from such treated populations, but may be selectively neutral or provide a disadvantage to individuals from untreated populations (Meagher et al. 2003).
Since S2 is positive for almost the entire range of G content it follows that the TAG codon provides a selective disadvantage relative to the TGA codon.
This consequence of simple imputation is present whatever the missingness mechanism and provides a major disadvantage against the use of simple imputation procedures, even if one can assume the unlikely scenario of MCAR data.
As all models have their advantages and disadvantages, the acute character of the nephrectomy in the above models and the little amount of renal tissue left for therapeutic intervention, provides a clear disadvantage in the translation of the results to the human cardiorenal syndrome.
Shooting from this angle provides advantages and disadvantages.
