Sentence examples for Effects are unavoidable from inspiring English sources
Some patients respond only to corticosteroids, or need them frequently because other preventative medications are not effective throughout the therapy; in these patients severe side effects are unavoidable.
A newly strengthened F.D.A. would not be perfect in its judgment, and it wouldn't usher in a utopian era of pharmaceutical safety risks and side effects are unavoidable when it comes to drugs.
A newly strengthened F.D.A. would not be perfect in its judgment, and it wouldn't usher in a utopian era of pharmaceutical safety — risks and side effects are unavoidable when it comes to drugs.
Since dynamical effects are unavoidable in the Bragg description is there an alternative explanation, without putting unreasonable demands on the crystal microstructure?
Although some of these batch effects can be minimized or even prevented with appropriate precautions and experimental design, certain batch effects are unavoidable.
Although partial volume effects are unavoidable due to the limited resolution of PET, they need to be corrected for as much as possible.
Whether the Third Circuit erred in holding that, contrary to its plain text and the decisions of this Court and others, section 22(b)(1) preempts all vaccine design defect claims, whether the vaccine's side effects were unavoidable or not?
Justice Antonin Scalia said the high court majority agreed with Congress that these side effects were "unavoidable" when a vaccine is given to millions of children.
The potential for carryover effects was unavoidable in this trial; however, since the experimental agent was one's diet and participants must eat something during these intervals, statistical GEE models were also adjusted for carryover effects from the previous periods.
In addition, if a negative effect was unavoidable, it could be compensated for by investing in nature in other places than where the damage was caused, for example.
Use of subjective terms such as "sufficient evidence" (let alone "convincing evidence"— convincing for whom?) or "adverse effect" is unavoidable.
