Sentence examples for a particularly deleterious effect from inspiring English sources

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

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 positive multiplicative interaction (in which the odds ratio for combined exposure was significantly greater than the product of odds ratios for each exposure individually) would suggest a particularly deleterious effect from exposure to both.

Surface pits are associated with TJs, just as surface grooves are associated with grain boundaries, and these pits may have particularly deleterious effects on the behaviors of thin films.

This agrees with the particularly deleterious effects of climate change on WL as noted by [39], who predicted dramatic latitudinal and altitudinal shifts in the climate space suitable for WL.

Head-on collisions have particularly deleterious effects, as replication forks may be arrested and transcription slowed.

Over-specifying s 2 appeared to have particularly deleterious effects on accuracy of genomic prediction in BayesA models, although no such effect was observed in BayesB models, which is likely due to the counteracting influence of π.

This agrees with the particularly deleterious effects of climate change on WL as noted by [ 39], who predicted dramatic latitudinal and altitudinal shifts in the climate space suitable for WL.

Organic pollutants, particularly dyes, have a deleterious effect on human health [1].