Sentence examples for Significantly adverse from inspiring English sources

Significantly adverse outcomes emerged only in studies in which mothers reported spanking frequency in the past week.

"Such a policy would have significantly adverse effects on the economy," they wrote.

Studies that involved treatment by several specialties or at several sites had a significantly adverse impact on acceptability (p = 0.01).

Organic food, as defined by the EU and Soil Association Standards, has always prohibited the use of all the additives that were identified in the report as having a "significantly adverse effect" on children, and also of many other additives.

Despite the brouhaha, the Haqqani affair is unlikely to have a significantly adverse impact on US-Pakistan relations, partly because they are already in the toilet, and partly because Haqqani's replacement, Sherry Rehman, a former information minister and Bhutto associate, is every bit as smart and savvy as her predecessor.

"After reviewing BTR's track record in numerous prior acquisitions, the board has determined that an acquisition of Norton by BTR as contemplated by the offer would have a significantly adverse effect on Norton's employees," said John M. Nelson, Norton's chairman and chief executive.

None of the SES variables were significantly associated with mortality among Blacks, although poverty showed non-significantly protective effects, and higher education showed non-significantly adverse effects.

Significantly different adverse events have been associated with gefitinib and erlotinib.

Those with a low ratio (below 10th centile) exhibited significantly more adverse indices of fetal outcome.

He relied heavily on the opinion of Judge Leo E. Strine Jr. in IBP v. Tyson Foods to describe a MAC as a "significantly durational" adverse event "expected to persist in the future".

Furthermore, a second study suggests that relative rather than absolute hemoglobin reduction significantly determines adverse outcomes after cardiac surgery.