Sentence examples for a study of possible effects from inspiring English sources

Similar considerations were made in a study of possible effects of DDE on female offspring of Michigan anglers and fish eaters, where DDE affected age at menarche as well as body size [ 48].

Japan's four mobile phone companies, responding to growing concerns about cellphone use on health, said yesterday that they had agreed to join in a study of possible biological effects of exposure to radio waves.

a estimate ± standard error (P-value) b day effect was not significant and was excluded from the model This study provided an opportunity to evaluate the logistics of conducting a biological exposure assessment in conjunction with a study of possible health effects for female workers employed in the U.S. dry cleaning industry.

Study of possible effects of anti-TNF therapy on circulating B-cell subsets has also shown variable results [ 1, 4- 6].

Whatman filters were chosen since due to low blank were suitable a) for subsequent analyses of deposit and b) for study of possible effect of deposited PM on degradation of cellulose, as main component of paper.

The project has commissioned a study of the possible effects on nearby buildings but expects the Great Fen actually to prevent flooding by acting as a reservoir absorbing heavy rainfall.

Published along with the original Forget et al. study, an outline of a number of possible effects of surgery and anesthesia on cancer growth was presented by Gottschalk et al.[37].[37]

In their overall evaluation, Ricroch et al. conclude that they cannot find any justification for the German ban of MON810 maize because of i) the weaknesses of the two above-mentioned studies, and ii) a general lack of possible effects under natural field conditions, as judged from the existing scientific literature.

Evidence of detrimental effect of mobile phones on male fertility is still equivocal as studies have revealed a wide spectrum of possible effects ranging from insignificant effects to variable degrees of testicular damage.

Duelo said that the Ministry of Science is examining Carrasco's report as part of a study of the possible harmful effects of the glyphosate.

Since the first publication of the results of this study [ 52],a follow up study among men having sex with men (MSM) has been published [ 53] and a study of the possible long-term effects of GW is currently in press (Ugeskrift for Læger).