Sentence examples for specific disadvantage from inspiring English sources

Just as important, perhaps, respondents mentioned no specific disadvantage of working in the industry.

This autoregulation configuration is likely to have a specific disadvantage for feedforward synergistic control of the effecter.

Ductal carcinoma in situ underestimation of LCNB has often been considered as a specific disadvantage of this technique, but every form of sampling, whether surgical or image-guided minimal invasive, deals with this problem.

Further, one specific disadvantage of Sanger sequencing is that it does not generate two separate, haploid sequences, making it in some cases challenging to resolve the individual HLA haplotype sequences in a diploid pair of chromosome 6.

Since the degrees of representation of the backbone regulator chain for these motifs did not deviate much from the random expectations, the configuration of the autoregulated repressor with autoregulation-less intermediation is likely to have a specific disadvantage for feedforward synergistic control of the effecter.

But when the two candidates are next to each other, Clinton's surreal, specific disadvantages in this Presidential race start to pay out their own dividends.

People who are born blind have specific disadvantages anywhere, she said, but it is sometimes even harder for a person who becomes blind after years of good vision.

Targeting specific disadvantages of young people through skills and labour-market policies.

All three techniques are associated with specific disadvantages.

However, each of these methods exhibits specific disadvantages, such as high cost, additional downstream processes or reduced cell doubling times.

All existing refixation systems for chondral defects have specific disadvantages, and a gold-standard has not be defined.