| 词汇 | example_english_disadvantageous |
| 释义 | Examples of disadvantageousThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. It is possible, however, that some of the diseases now associated with middle and old age are the products of former selection against disadvantageous genes. For each question, a score of 0 was given for the presence of socially disadvantageous behaviour and 1 for more advantageous behaviour. If we abstract from context, it is indeterminate whether this physical abnormality is disadvantageous. The same trait can be simultaneously disadvantageous by one standard and equalizing or advantageous by another. The analysis of disadvantageous cases showed a more articulated picture. But endogamy is the social reflection of biological inbreeding, and it may, therefore, also be disadvantageous. Individuals without the threat-simulation system would have been in a disadvantageous position, and would have been selected against in the ancestral environment. The formation of circular molecules is disadvantageous to prebiotic replication because the two strands are intertwined and dissociation on dilution is prevented. Accessible judicial channels are needed to facilitate citizen challenges to administrative decisions that are disadvantageous to the diffuse public. It is disadvantageous for the word merger with no conventionalized character to preserve in the evolution of language. While being small was disadvantageous, having a good organization meant that small groups could still set private guild rules to protect themselves. In these cases, the same trait is both disadvantageous and equalizing or advantageous. Each modal form was used once in association with the advantageous condition and once with the disadvantageous condition. In each contrast, the stronger modal verb was associated once with the advantageous condition and once with the disadvantageous condition. If a disadvantageous permitted action is required, subjects do not have to perform it and, consequently, their losses can be reduced. Their failure to slow responding more substantially suggests that these children do not adequately monitor their performance or utilize environmental feedback to correct disadvantageous strategies. Transposition of fragments is crucial to being able to recognise such higher-level patterns and, again, locking in to fixed frequencies may be very disadvantageous. Being able to choose when to retire or to continue to work can be disadvantageous but not in comparison to pension adequacy and health. Although compensatory mating is not expected a priori to be effective in non-selected populations, we do not see clearly why it should be disadvantageous. Furthermore, this kind of atmosphere is in itself disadvantageous to the development of science. Once the true break of season arrives, however, delayed germination is disadvantageous for two reasons. Nevertheless, conformity to the moral norms within that life form may sometimes seem to be disadvantageous to specific conforming individuals. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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