The phrase "adverse off" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be a miscombination of terms and lacks clarity in meaning.
Example: "The adverse effects of the medication were concerning."
Alternatives: "negative impact" or "harmful effects".
In addition, no significant adverse off-target silencing or cytotoxic effects were observed.
The viral inhibitory effects lasted 72 h post-infection and there was no adverse off-target silencing effect.
While an effective delivery system, intrathecal and systemic administration of growth factors with diverse biological targets may pose adverse off-target effects.
Here we report the design, synthesis and evaluation of non-symmetrical furan-amidines and their analogues as novel selective NQO2 inhibitors with reduced adverse off-target effects, such as binding to DNA.
Using mammalian cell culture lines, automation is routinely used to achieve high-throughput toxicity screens of novel chemical compounds, either to detect adverse off-target effects of potential therapeutics, or to measure desired activities (e.g., killing cancer cells) (Alley et al. 1988; Shoemaker 2006; Kim et al. 2013).
3– 5 Thus, the pharmacological advantage of SERMs lies in this mixed agonism/antagonism profile that affords the beneficial estrogenic actions in target tissues and avoids adverse, off-target effects.
But if England pay the price in Finland, there will be an adverse spin-off next year as well.
Melbourne might have the most extensive tram network in the world but it's extremely slow (average speeds around the 15kph to 20kph range) as local clowncils are adverse to pissing off the local businesses and the current Liberal State Government overturned many of the good clearways projects implemented by the previous ALP State Government.
Calling upon his usual courtesy, Vince constantly had to fend off adverse even hostile criticism.
At meetings with her fellow hospitalists, phrases seldom spoken by most doctors, like "cost-effective delivery of care," and "preventable adverse events," flow off everyone's tongue: The language of health care reform.
In contrast to Wagner, who knew he was great and could brush off adverse opinion, or to Schoenberg, who would not renounce his hated 12-tone system and return to the plush world of his "Verklarte Nacht," Tchaikovsky was thin-skinned.
