Sentence examples similar to somewhat disadvantageous from inspiring English sources

Where different oncogenic mutations may work together to enhance the survival of a tumor cell, in isolation they are often pro-apoptotic, pro-differentiative or pro-senescent, and therefore often, somewhat paradoxically, disadvantageous to a cell.

Sixty-one percent of the health workers considered the contracting process somewhat advantageous, 29% considered it disadvantageous or very disadvantageous and only 7.6% considered the mechanism advantageous or very advantageous.

Only 3percentthoughtht it disadvantageous.

It would be very disadvantageous for innovation.

He moves in a disadvantageous direction.

Cardiac glycosides, however, have disadvantageous side effects.

The situation, he said, is disadvantageous for both parties.

(That is, they rejected disadvantageous inequity, or D.I).

"Yet there's still a disadvantageous industrial mix".

Violent flanks are typically disadvantageous for nonviolent mass movements.

That has been disadvantageous to him in two ways.