The phrase "a possible deleterious effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing potential negative consequences or harmful impacts of a particular action, substance, or situation.
Example: "The researchers are investigating a possible deleterious effect of the new drug on liver function."
Alternatives: "a potential harmful effect" or "a likely adverse effect".
"But that's a possible deleterious effect, isn't it?" Scalia said.
These findings might, at least in part, explain the defective insulin response to glucose and the glucagon hypersecretion in these rats and also a possible deleterious effect of iNOS-derived NO on the β-cells over time.
A possible deleterious effect of norepinephrine was considered to explain the observations in the high MAP range.
When unlabeled Bmpr1a− / − ESCs were cultured with E14 (control) GFP-labeled cells to exclude a possible deleterious effect of GFP, we observed a similar phenomenon.
However, since the GABA accumulation observed in these transgenic plants was also associated with a huge decrease of glutamate pool, authors did not conclude to a possible deleterious effect of GABA [ 48].
As we observed in a previous study that an NMDA antagonist, MK801, induced the death of immature GABAergic interneurons, we raised the hypothesis of a possible deleterious effect of ketamine on the GABAergic population.
No matter any possible deleterious effects related to enhanced ROS and RNS formation, pure O2 breathing is the therapy of choice during CO intoxication, gas embolism, and DCI.
The use of a matched nested case-control design in a large prospective representative cohort will reduce the possible deleterious effect of differential recall bias for the exposure information and possible systematic errors of selection bias.
Manipulation of miR-510 may represent a beneficial effect of calcitriol if we consider the possible deleterious effect of increased miR-510 in DM.
In his zeal to scare people about the "possible deleterious effect" of gay parents adopting, Justice Antonin Scalia did not seem fully cognizant that gays and lesbians can have their own biological children.
