Sentence examples for any destructive effects from inspiring English sources

The crystal is then cryocooled to protect against radiation damage[ 5] and to halt any destructive effects of the solvent or ligands on the crystal lattice.[ 6] Cryocooling also offers tremendous benefits for the transportation of crystals and automated crystal screening by using robotics.

It is obvious that any reduction in size of landscapes could have destructive effects on fauna and flora species distribution and composition within each landscape fragment.

"Any potential benefits of the environment chapter would be overwhelmed by the destructive effects of other parts of the deal," said Ilana Solomon, director of the Sierra Club's Responsible Trade Program.

-How is magnitude of an earthquake related to its destructive effects?

Germany is not the only country to recognise the destructive effects of data retention.

How are its destructive effects related to how much time it has had to build?

Strindberg's main concern, however, is with the destructive effects of sexual maladjustment and psychic imbalance.

(In "The Glass Menagerie, Amanda Wingfieldd, with her fantasy of a "gentleman caller," suggests the more destructive effects of this philosophy).

But a growing number of studies, mostly in laboratory animals, have suggested that TCA has troubling, more destructive effects.

So far, they have preferred to greedily capitalize on the nuclear energy in the land without considering its destructive effects.

It is something that we all knew – in spite of official protests to the contrary – because we feel their destructive effects every day.