Sentence examples for a highly adverse effect from inspiring English sources

This has a highly adverse effect on the renal organogenesis in the second and third trimesters [5].

The clear decrease in Fe-S clusters, under S-deficiency, is crucial for the maintenance of photosynthesis-related molecules and activities, but the presence of Cd under such conditions might exacerbate oxidative stress, with a highly adverse effect on growth.

Due to numerous highly adverse effects of smoking during pregnancy, there is a need to monitor the extent of exposure, spread the knowledge of these effects to the fetus, and promote smoking cessation.

These drugs pass the placenta and have highly adverse effects on the renal organogenesis, leading to maldevelopment firstly of the renal system and secondarily of the lungs [1, 2].

Given the highly adverse effects of obesity stigma on mental health and help seeking behaviour there would seem to be a strong case for public health agencies working in obesity to develop practical guidelines and strategies to address this issue.

More severe stress (i.e., higher NaCl concentrations) also seem unlikely to trigger or further induce element activity as NaCl concentrations much beyond 90 mM have highly adverse effects on H. annuus and H. petiolaris survivorship, biomass, and other fitness-related characters (Welch and Rieseberg 2002).

However, in patients with non-metastatic disease who underwent ostensibly curative surgery, the expression of REG alone and co-expression of REG with PAP had a highly significantly adverse effect on survival.

Therefore, preventing me from being part of a class is an adverse effect.

Since case reports are not highly cited they have an adverse effect on the journal impact factor.

As a lighting designer with 50 years' experience on about 3,000 projects worldwide, I can confidently say that the proposed plant would have highly intrusive adverse effects upon the nighttime views and experiences of residents and visitors, from both land and river vantage points.

Self-administered vaginal capsules at home were considered highly acceptable; adverse effects were few and comparatively minor.