Mr. Richmond's hit-making prowess, noteworthy by any standard, was all the more remarkable in that he was laboring under a singular disadvantage.
Schizophrenia (SCZ) is a common and highly heritable form of psychosis associated with a remarkable biological disadvantage [ 1].
In our study, by overexpressing the phospho-deficient mutant form of FBW7 (FBW7T205A mutant), we observed a remarkable growth disadvantage in pancreatic cancer cells both in vitro and in vivo.
One can only speculate regarding the possible advantages and disadvantages of this remarkable appendage in feeding versus predator avoidance.
Is it not remarkable that, in spite of these disadvantages, developing countries as a group were able to achieve, over the last decade, a growth rate in agricultural production close to that of the industrial countries?
Considering this disadvantage, Detroit has done a remarkable job of designing and engineering its cars.
Improved psychosocial health is particularly remarkable given the financial, language and social disadvantage this group of women reflected.
Thirdly, in bone marrow chimera mice, the mutant bone marrow shows a remarkable advantage in reconstituting the peritoneal B1a B cells, while displaying a disadvantage in constituting spleen B1a B cell compartment.
However, the remarkable inhibition of BglMKg β-glucosidase by d-glucose could be a disadvantage for some industrial applications, for example, the enzymatic bioconversion of lignocellulolytic materials.
African-Americans are steadily gaining access to and ease with the Internet, signaling a remarkable closing of the "digital divide" that many experts had worried would be a crippling disadvantage in achieving success.
