Sentence examples for which are disadvantaged from inspiring English sources

Conventional UAPSs use chirp signals or FM signals, which are disadvantaged by low user number, complex implementation, and low utilization bandwidth.

In conventional infrared multilayer antireflection coatings (MLAR) materials of fluoride and chalcogenide types are used, which are disadvantaged due to their low mechanical strength and poor stability against humidity and environmental impacts.

Tarka is a relatively new local government council in Nigeria, which is disadvantaged in terms of health and socio-economic indicators.

Orphanhood in Malawi 2004-2006 2007 - The purpose of this report is to identify the principal measurable ways in which orphans are disadvantaged, using an unusually rich body of survey data.

Criminal cases aren't the only ones in which black people are disadvantaged.

Decreased emphasis on close tissue matching and more emphasis on prioritizing long waiters is similarly reported to have reduced the extent to which ethnic minority groups are disadvantaged in the UK [ 18].

Or is it, as those who speak of "institutional racism" hold, that the motives and acts of individuals matter less than the systematic ways in which people of some races are disadvantaged in law and social life?

This creates a new, two-tier Europe in which millions of central European farmers are disadvantaged.

Some personal questions that I have come up with after watching the video are the following: Before taking tests like the SAT, were any of you cognizant of the ways in which you were disadvantaged due to the identities that you possessed?

We'd rather see ourselves as the deserving guys, the ones who made it against the odds, and so we dwell lovingly on the ways in which we were disadvantaged, because most people can tick at least one of those boxes too.

Stopping open defecation will restore dignity of a community which has been disadvantaged and marginalized for centuries".