Our family has been touched by all the factors commonly referred to as "Indigenous disadvantage", especially trauma.
The transfer of a patient back and forth most often is an advantage for the referring hospital, as they count a double admission, while the hospital to which the patient is being referred is at a disadvantage because they only count for one admission.
It was concluded that long recovery process and high chemical stability could be referred to the main disadvantages of the SnO2-based ozone sensors in comparison with the In2O3-based devices.
Liability of foreignness refers to the disadvantage a firm operating in a foreign market faces vis-à-vis local firms.
In this case, it is more correct to refer to a disadvantage arising from particular characteristics, such as being female, living in the South and so on.
14 15 16 17 18 19 Social disadvantage refers to a range of social and economic difficulties an individual can face such as unemployment, poverty, and discrimination and is distributed unequally on the basis of sociodemographic characteristics such as ethnicity, socioeconomic position, educational level, and place of residence.
However, for the African group, the earnings disadvantage can be referred to this group earning less within its occupations and local labor markets.
Private patients may be at a disadvantage in being referred to smaller private hospitals for their surgical procedures.
The benefits of a home birth are equal in Belgium and the Netherlands (in total and for every subdimension), but the disadvantage of being referred to the hospital when a home birth was expected is smaller in Belgium.
Both referred approaches have advantages and disadvantages that limited the therapeutic application of drugs.
The advantages and disadvantages of the referred actuation scheme are discussed and experimental results are used to illustrate the actual reduction of motor torque requirements.
