The phrase "acute harmful effects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe serious and immediate negative consequences of an action or event.
Example: "The acute harmful effects of pollution on marine life are becoming increasingly evident."
Alternatives: "severe detrimental effects" or "intense negative impacts".
On the other hand, a high proportion of palmitic acid (oleate/palmitate, 0 3 ratio) might represent a cellular model of steatosis in which saturated FFAs promote an acute harmful effect of fat overaccumulation in the liver.
While it is evident that NAs have both acute and chronic harmful effects on many organisms, many aspects of their toxicity remain to be clarified.
Ischaemia reperfusion injury is well known to exacerbate the harmful effects of acute myocardial infarction and subsequent therapeutic reperfusion, and several mechanical and pharmacological approaches to mitigating this injury have been investigated.
The seemingly contradictory findings may have been the result of applying different glucose concentrations, since reports suggesting harmful effects of acute hyperglycemia applied consistently higher glucose concentrations (i.e., over 30 mM).
The harmful effects of Cd II) involve a number of acute and chronic disorders such as gastrointestinal irritation, vomiting, abdominal pain, diarrhea, renal damage, emphysema, hypertension, and testicular atrophy [9, 10].
Acute responses generally attempt to minimise the damage caused by harmful effects of a stress, such as the immediate physico-mechanical forces imposed by an osmotic stress [ 1].
One criticism associated with transfusion of high volumes of FFP during early acute resuscitation after trauma has been related to its potential harmful effects [ 26].
The acute effects of cannabis also depend on individual vulnerabilities to its harmful effects.
Nevertheless, one of the limitations of institutional databases is that although the acute side effects of cancer treatment are well described, the chronic harmful effects, including alterations of quality of life, are not well investigated.
Other harmful effects described by these authors involved the triggering of acute vasoconstriction and the development of atherosclerosis.
