Sentence examples for remarkable drawbacks from inspiring English sources

One of the most remarkable drawbacks of the reinforced concrete structural elements is the corrosion of reinforcement.

41– 44 Although autologous RPE transplantation has a relatively low rate of complication when compared with macular translocation, there are some remarkable drawbacks: 1) The initial harvesting of RPE cells from patients increases the length of the surgical procedure and the risk of postsurgery complications, such as cataract formation and retinal detachment.

This waiting time is a remarkable drawback of COOP as the timer must be very finely tuned for each scenario in order to obtain a good performance.

"It's funny that the thing I thought would be a drawback made it remarkable".

ancient Egypt was a remarkable civilisation, but it had some drawbacks.

Although tamoxifen is a truly remarkable chemopreventive drug, it has certain drawbacks.

Despite the widespread use of cisplatin as an antitumour agent, its remarkable antitumour effects coincide with two major drawbacks that have markedly limited cisplatin-based chemotherapy.

Mr. Schloss said that brokers tell them that their remarkable interior is not a plus, but a drawback: "They say it's too bad, people really want the dark brownstone-style interiors".

But for all the drawbacks, by most measures Ingolstadt has undergone a remarkable transition.

These drawbacks of conventionally obtained rainfall data impose a remarkable limitation on the application of distributed hydrological model.

We conclude that despite its remarkable achievements over the past four decades, the Ramsar framework has several conceptual drawbacks that weaken its effectiveness in complex urban contexts.