Sentence examples for a direct adverse from inspiring English sources

One administration official referred to that concern last week, saying that the standoff between the president and the protesters "has had a direct adverse impact on the security situation throughout the country".

Antiphospholipid syndrome is the only thrombophilia known to have a direct adverse effect on pregnancy.

Among various tsamdro-related policies, the Forest and Nature Conservation Rules of Bhutan 2006 and the Land Act 2007 seem to have a direct adverse impact on the building and usage of tsamdro border structures.

Wildfires, in general and particularly during extreme events, also have a direct adverse impact on human health, pose a considerable threat to life and property, and impose a substantial economic burden.

We hypothesized that specific GBS microbial products could also have a direct adverse effect on cardiomyocyte function.

Nevertheless, a direct adverse effect on the ovary were clearly observed as cannabis users were at a higher risk of primary infertility due to anovulation [19], and even when these women had IVF treatment, they produced poor quality oocytes and lower pregnancy rates compared to non-users [20].

In a paper published in December, the panel concluded that "there is no evidence that the audible or sub-audible sounds emitted by wind turbines have any direct adverse physiological effects".

‡Penicillin intermediate or resistant Spn (MIC > = 0.1 μg/ml) ††Penicillin resistant Spn (MIC > 1.0 μg/ml) No infant was withdrawn as a result of direct adverse reaction due to medication.

Some studies have implicated the use of HAART among PLWH in decreased locomotor performance as a result of direct adverse effects on the muscle and peripheral neurotoxicity [ 50, 78].

As a result, the company had to report the payment as a liability, "causing a direct and adverse financial effect on the company," the lawsuit states.

The suit charges that the cuts pose "a direct, severe, adverse effect on the health, safety and educational welfare" of students.