Sentence examples for a potential adverse impact from inspiring English sources

These studies suggest a potential adverse impact of BPA on the CV system.

An overlap in the constituents of biomass smoke with those of tobacco smoke lends biologic plausibility to a potential adverse impact on pregnancy.

Moreover, our NAFLD patients also had a slight but significant reduction in s′ tissue velocity compared with those without steatosis, implying a potential adverse impact of NAFLD also on systolic function.

The guiding principle for radiotherapy is to achieve disease control but to minimize any potential adverse impact on quality of life.

Houses also must not pose any "potential adverse impacts" to coastal resources.

12 The potential adverse impact that a low response rate might have on the conclusions drawn was highlighted and the need for further research into practicable methods for defining and monitoring population salt consumption was underlined.

37 As the District Court recognized, had respondent or his counsel been told what occurred during the ex parte meetings, they might have acted in either of two ways (other than seeking Fagan's replacement by an alternate juror) to minimize the potential adverse impact on their case of Fagan's memory.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) classified perc as a hazardous air pollutant because of its potential adverse impact on human health.

Such a study would increase the likelihood of obtaining a virus isolate and would minimize the potential adverse impact on the bat populations from oversampling large numbers of otherwise healthy bats.

There is a growing attention towards the seismic response of large diameter pipelines, owing to the potential adverse impact on economy and civilized life of a structural collapse under earthquake effects, such as strong ground shaking, and other earthquake related effects such as fault rupture, landsliding and liquefaction.

The Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) mandates an ecological risk assessment (ERA) that evaluates the potential adverse impact of any anthropogenic activities on the ecosystem (US Environmental Protection Agency, 1997.