Sentence examples for a particularly deleterious from inspiring English sources

The absence of a royal governor in those colonies had a particularly deleterious effect on the enforcement of trade regulations.

But, she added, if the Fed did raise rates from their unusually low levels, investors would see that move as a reaction to economic growth, and it "would not have a particularly deleterious impact" on stocks.

Failure is often associated with corrosion of the metallic substrates, and the presence of cathodically generated alkali is shown to have a particularly deleterious effect of adhesive joint performance.

Prolonged unemployment erodes the human capital of the unemployed (Addison et al. 2004), which has a particularly deleterious effect on older workers.

It is conceivable that increased viscosity could have a particularly deleterious effect on microvascular flow through the ischemic penumbra.

A particularly deleterious type of DNA damage is the double-strand break (DSB), in which both strands of the DNA molecule are broken.

Three situations may be particularly deleterious: (i) when a breakpoint occurs within a gene, (ii) when a breakpoint occurs between a gene and a cis-regulatory element for that gene, thus separating this gene from its regulator, and (iii) when a rearrangement brings a regulatory element in the vicinity of a gene leading to its mis-regulation.

A recent study implicated mRNA structure formed in the region from −4 to +38 relative to the start of the ORF (starting A identified as position 1) as particularly deleterious for green fluorescent protein expression [11].

In addition, all K. kingae strains produce and secrete a potent repeats-in-toxin (RTX) that exhibits a wide range of cytotoxic activity and is particularly deleterious to macrophage-like cells, leukocytes, and synovial cells and, to a lesser degree, to respiratory epithelial cells that improve the organism's chances of surviving in the host and of invading skeletal tissues (12, 19 ).

"I find particularly deleterious this manner of hunting in a pack, as a clan, to impress and pressure," Mr. Assouline told Agence France-Presse.

As this microdeletion was in a homozygous form, we predicted that it might be particularly deleterious to the individual and thus selected it for further study, as described below.