Sentence examples for were disadvantageous from inspiring English sources

Both excessive thick and thin shells were disadvantageous for encapsulated PCM.

Because there's so little bonobo DNA in the chimps, Hvilsom and her colleagues suggest that for chimps, the bonobo genes were disadvantageous.

In a 2012 book, historian Thomas E. Ricks wrote Schwarzkopf's lack of experience with politics were disadvantageous to his conduct of the war.

Decks A and B were "disadvantageous" as they were associated with large rewards but higher penalties; in contrast, Decks C and D were "advantageous" despite lower gains per card as their penalties were also lower.

The changes that we saw in TC and LDL-c were disadvantageous, with a significantly increased proportion of patients who developed abnormally high levels.

The duplication of the two Fie genes resulting from WGD in the progenitor of maize possibly led to four gene copies that were disadvantageous.

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

Some day, he said, a white judge might draw a map that was disadvantageous to blacks.

In loan "flipping," for example, homeowners are tricked into complex refinancing even when it is disadvantageous to them.

If the specific share method turns out to be disadvantageous, the investor is stuck with the consequences.

Normal fish do not produce growth hormone in the winter, presumably because it is disadvantageous to do so.