Sentence examples for adversely when from inspiring English sources

It was found that accommodation can tolerate moderate amounts of chromatic misalignment (6′), but responds adversely when misalignments are large.

The quality of soil is affected adversely when magnesium content is high in water, resulting in alkaline nature of the soil and thereby reducing the crop yield (Kumar et al. 2007).

It is further complicated by the fact that markets appear somewhat schizophrenic, asking for fiscal consolidation, but reacting adversely when consolidation leads to lower growth.

Adversely, when I am with people my age or older for too long, I also tire because we engage in the requisite "organ recital" and other rituals associated with the elder world.

This is a major function of sex in the current simulation, with clones suffering adversely when this independent selection is made less efficient.

Previous evaluations have shown that health worker performance is adversely affected when the amount of clinical practice included in IMCI training is reduced [16], as may occur when training is decentralised.

Often the momentum and flow of the game are adversely affected when a referee is forced off through injury.

Standard Chartered dropped 37.5p to £14.48 on talk that its key emerging markets would be adversely affected when the central banks finally do turn off the money taps.

Studies have shown safety is not adversely affected when shared space is introduced, and in a number of cases the streets are actually safer.

The poll also found that people who watch entertainment or news programs about Latinos that convey negative images hold the most unfavorable and hostile views, that negative portrayals of Latinos are common in the news and entertainment media, and that even those people most disposed to hold positive views about Hispanics are adversely influenced when exposed to negative media images.

Seedling growth for temperate japonica cultivars was adversely affected when seeds were sown deeper than the optimum seeding depth of 2 3 cm (Lee et al. 2002).