Sentence examples for a potentially adverse effect from inspiring English sources

These results indicate a potentially adverse effect of universally assuming Saccharomyces-like constramino on acido acid biosynthesis for non-conventional yeasts and verify the validity of neglecting compartmentation constraints using a small-scale metabolic model.

There may be a potentially adverse effect on the cardiovascular system (see below).

In conclusion in this primary-care derived cohort of patients with inflammatory polyarthritis there is evidence from ultrasound of a potentially adverse effect on the skeleton.

In this general population derived cohort of individuals with inflammatory polyarthritis there is evidence from ultrasound of a potentially adverse effect on the skeleton.

Protocol violations were classified as major violations (MAV) if they had either a potentially adverse effect on the therapeutic efficacy of radiotherapy, or if they were apt to increase treatment-related side effects (no chest imaging or no CT abdomen/pelvis for staging, no AFP or elevated AFP prior to ablation, incorrect stage assignment, dose prescription of less than 25 Gy or more than 34 Gy).

Whenever a vaccine is introduced it is important to cast the net wide and study any potentially adverse effects in recipients.

Under the new proposal, the corporation and the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey would "seek to minimize or mitigate, through reasonable and practicable steps, any potentially adverse effects" to elements like the garage, stairway and railroad tubes, and would submit mitigation plans to the consulting parties for comment.

Benefits of preventive zinc supplementation may outweigh any potentially adverse effects in areas where risk of zinc deficiency is high.

If this effect was also seen in hypoxia induced by lung disease, it would be a further potentially adverse effect of obesity in the lung that might worsen the underlying pulmonary disease.

Alternatively, should they pursue neither approach, given the potentially adverse effect on demand of tighter fiscal policy, and rely on a rebounding economy to restore the fiscal balance?

In an interview yesterday, Ms. Hopkins said that one issue she intended to address quickly was the potentially adverse effect of Lucent's multibillion-dollar lending program for customers, some of whom lack enough cash to buy products from Lucent.