Earlier work showed that Al-based coatings can act as barriers for both, however, applied processes e.g. HDA or VPS exhibited strong drawbacks in the past.
Current photosensitisers (PS) (Photofrin®, Foscan® and Metvix®) accepted for the curative treatment of oncological indications still present strong drawbacks, such as prolonged skin (S) photosensitisation, scarring of healthy tissue, interpatient fluctuations, and intralesion heterogeneity (Grosjean et al, 1996; Webber et al, 1999).
One drawback is that diphenhydramine may not be sufficiently strong to prevent allergic reactions.
Independently of the technology employed, the obtained films exhibited high contact angle value (larger than 150°), but while the acrylic polymers presented strong demoulding drawbacks, the polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) films had good properties in terms of both contact angle and optical transparency.
The city's strong culture has drawbacks, such as a reluctance to do business with strangers and a tendency not to think beyond the rim of the valley.
A comparative evaluation of both security features and implementation issues is carried out to determine each architecture's strong points and drawbacks.
A common drawback of strong identities is the mechanical division appearing between insiders and outsiders.
A good sampling procedure in this case is crucial as such matrixes have generally a strong inhomogeneity as a drawback.
The ability to operate in unknown environments and the adaptability of the automata technique presented in [25] are the strongest arguments; the main drawback is that it takes a long period of monitoring to obtain the optimum selections.
Stockback and Customerowner will be attractive to customers with strong retail loyalties, but a drawback is that customers end up with little diversification in their portfolios.
