Sentence examples for a particularly negative effect on from inspiring English sources

It is suggested that Islamist insurgents have a particularly negative effect on vaccination programmes, but this claim is controversial.

Other studies have shown that the disease has a particularly negative effect on self-perception of body image leading to low self-esteem, stigma, and a feeling of shame in the patient because of the lesions produced by the psoriasis [ 2].

In Wythenshawe Labour's decision to close a grammar school 50 years ago had had a particularly negative effect.

ICE's pre-dawn raids have a very particularly negative effect on women's mental and physical health.

The results show that overall the planned scenario will result in a loss of around 16% of naturalness, with particularly negative effects on brushwood and wetland areas.

They do not discuss the idea that this icon might have particularly negative effects on African American student acceptance of evolution due to its association with the African as ape association displayed by many Europeans (Eberhardt 2005).

Furthermore, cost sharing had particularly negative effects on people with low income and shortened the lifetime of high risk patients [ 26].

Screen time has an especially negative effect on young children.

Thus, these findings suggest that differences in test-taking engagement have a particularly strong negative effect on performance for difficult and mentally taxing items presented late in the test.

From the patient- related factors, particularly a negative effect on patient communication was considered as a barrier by 26%% of the GPs and 22 % of the PNs.

An increase in cigarette prices has a particularly significant and negative effect on smoking probability for non-workers.