Sentence examples for adverse to light from inspiring English sources

They are inherently nocturnal (adverse to light) and are also programmed to recognize that too much time in the light leaves them vulnerable to predators — simulated by an infrared light on another robot.

The observers will also record adverse events that come to light during the study.

Drugs that have been on the market longer often are better understood and have better safety records than newer drugs, whose adverse effects may not come to light until they have been available for some time.

Subsequent to publication of this paper errors in Table 5 (solicited local and systemic adverse events…) have come to light.

Many drug adverse effects are rare, coming to light only after a drug becomes available for widespread use [ 21].

While TULM use is uncommon, data is sparse because in many cases use only comes to light when an adverse incident occurs [ 5].

But we wouldn't be adverse to it.

But the clause is not unusually adverse to Countrywide either.

Brookline was not adverse to the odd moment of drama.

But he certainly wouldn't be adverse to more cash.

The women, still adverse to weights, are long and lean.