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1 ight, and wireless area of coverage is often disadvantageous.

2 general immunosuppression in TBI patients is disadvantageous.

3 intended consequences, both advantageous and disadvantageous.

4 ing interest because it should be inherently disadvantageous.

5 eir shared transcriptional background may be disadvantageous.

6 s where myeloid-derived suppressor cells are disadvantageous.

7 e in patients for whom CT angiography may be disadvantageous.

8 mutations makes hypermutability selectively disadvantageous.

9 strategy confers no benefit and can even be disadvantageous.

10 However, site licenses are not always disadvantageous.

11 rapeutic inhibition of HIV-1 was found to be disadvantageous.

12 heir constitutive expression may actually be disadvantageous.

13 armful protein, so they are often considered disadvantageous and are associated with disease suscepti

14 e activity is not a priority and may even be disadvantageous and that the relaxed active-site specifi

15 The deficiency is disadvantageous as reflected in increased mortality afte

16 among clade members has been suggested to be disadvantageous because of increased competition and ene

17 strategy should allow introduction of highly disadvantageous (but viable) mutations into Tetrahymena,

18 the disease, excessive TH17 responses may be disadvantageous by contributing to autoimmune responses

19 e neural circuit abnormalities that underlie disadvantageous choices in people at risk for suicide an

20 aking, which is especially manifested in the disadvantageous choices they typically make in their per

21 prefrontal areas mediate shifting away from disadvantageous choices through their sensitivity to acc

22 ambling task, IED subjects continued to make disadvantageous decisions throughout the 100 trials, whe

23 00 trials, whereas controls learned to avoid disadvantageous decisions.

24 Patients with VM lesions opted for the disadvantageous decks in both the original and variant v

25 her increasing the delayed punishment in the disadvantageous decks of the original task or decreasing

26 task or decreasing the delayed reward in the disadvantageous decks of the variant task would shift th

27 The disadvantageous decks yielded low immediate punishment b

28 ehaviour of VM lesion patients away from the disadvantageous decks.

29 that high Isu levels can be advantageous or disadvantageous, depending on the physiological conditio

30 the cost of frequent displacement in highly disadvantageous directions (the so-called "pied piper" p

31 ing on farms might not be susceptible to the disadvantageous effect of Moraxella.

32 free wall dysfunction, exerting mechanically disadvantageous effects on biventricular performance.

33 with respect to one outcome criterion may be disadvantageous for another.

34 Because some properties of native GPCRs are disadvantageous for ectopic therapeutic expression, we u

35 ort intermolecular distances turns out to be disadvantageous for efficient charge transport since it

36 This chemical mate guarding strategy was disadvantageous for H. virescens females, because the re

37 sulted in acquisition of phenotypes that are disadvantageous for leukemic cell survival, including co

38 ning CKD using a single GFR threshold may be disadvantageous for minority populations because metabol

39 ive metabolism of the tracer, which could be disadvantageous for the assessment of receptor density i

40 e with little cost, but these tactics can be disadvantageous for their mates and other males.

41 adaptive performance, in both discriminating disadvantageous from advantageous decisions and confirmi

42 nt synthesis, kinetic traps are perceived as disadvantageous, hindering the system from reaching its

43 Resistance to TGFbeta suppression, while disadvantageous in autoimmunity, helps Ptpn22 (-/-) T ce

44 Note that fungal cocultures are often disadvantageous in direct imaging mass spectrometry.

45 explanation of why this subset of blocks is disadvantageous in hybrids.

46 thesis" predicting that longer telomeres are disadvantageous in nutritionally marginal environments.

47 tion, withdrawal of which appears to be more disadvantageous in older populations.

48 s would be self-compatible and thus probably disadvantageous in self-incompatible species.

49 f the BBB as this protective barrier becomes disadvantageous in the pharmacological treatment of vari

50 Further, this structure may be disadvantageous in the planktonic phase.

51 tional prgB gene, pCF10 carriage is actually disadvantageous in vivo.

52 re, the relative impacts of advantageous and disadvantageous inequality on momentary happiness at the

53 cuitry is sensitive to both advantageous and disadvantageous inequality.

54 sured two key aspects of fairness decisions: disadvantageous inequity aversion (peer receives more th

55 We show that disadvantageous inequity aversion emerged across all pop

56 These mechanisms may be disadvantageous later in life as damaged HSCs accumulate

57 y niches where HMA is either advantageous or disadvantageous, likely reflecting tradeoffs in metaboli

58 allows genes to accumulate more neutral than disadvantageous mutations, thereby providing more opport

59 pairments in addiction may contribute to the disadvantageous nature of excessive drug use, which can

60 h requires choosing between advantageous and disadvantageous options based on different reward/punish

61 D3 receptor agonist increased choice of the disadvantageous options, whereas a D3 antagonist had the

62 ucidate whether the resulting phenotypes are disadvantageous or confer some adaptive advantage.

63 A disadvantageous or neutral mutation makes the risk of ca

64 nsight into therapies that are advantageous, disadvantageous, or neutral with respect to outcomes in

65 e receptor to the full extent which might be disadvantageous over a longer time period.

66 se SNPs as a class were found to be slightly disadvantageous over evolutionary timescales, but a few

67 sylation is considered less likely to create disadvantageous phenotypes.

68 ting weakly advantageous or even transiently disadvantageous phenotypic effects.

69 native to sulphitation aims to eliminate the disadvantageous presence of residual sulfite in crystal

70 Unequal outcomes, whether advantageous or disadvantageous, reduce average momentary happiness.

71 l in both task versions, rats' choice of the disadvantageous risky options was significantly greater

72 A disadvantageous shift in energy balance is primarily exp

73 y transplanted islets, rendering the liver a disadvantageous site for optimal alpha-cell function.

74 aterials, compounds that are only soluble in disadvantageous solvents, or complexes that dissociate i

75 as a whole but which may be, paradoxically, disadvantageous to an individual subpopulation.

76 When it was increasingly disadvantageous to be in a habitat, we observed increase

77 ular misalignments in adult esotropes may be disadvantageous to binocular visual performance.

78 g estrogen; the latter action is potentially disadvantageous to cardiovascular health.

79 om the soda-lime glass substrates and is not disadvantageous to device performance.

80 nt for the replication of enterovirus 68 but disadvantageous to human rhinovirus 16.

81 arly pilocarpine depletion in vivo, which is disadvantageous to offer necessary pharmacological perfo

82 uctural domain in Q beta RNA was selectively disadvantageous to phage infection, and that (2) the evo

83 Virus infection is generally disadvantageous to the host and strongly selects for hos

84 ymbiont community assembly when symbiosis is disadvantageous to the host.

85 Expression of beta-MHC appears to be disadvantageous to the mice under severe cardiovascular

86 ay become either selectively advantageous or disadvantageous to the organism by affecting protein sta

87 ins, and that this targeting pathway becomes disadvantageous to the plant in the absence of Tic40.

88 However, parasites by definition are disadvantageous to their hosts, and helminth infection i

89 dvantage under neutral conditions, and it is disadvantageous under acidic conditions.

90 ts, this attunement for social cues may turn disadvantageous under early adverse conditions.

91 ion for the loss of gene activities that are disadvantageous under the conditions of selection (i.e.,

92 ype-altering genetic change is almost always disadvantageous within a well-adapted cell population.