Sentence examples for any injurious effect from inspiring English sources

Democrats are simply more unified than Republicans right now and that seemingly overcomes any injurious effect a two-term incumbent party might have in the context of "the fundamentals".

These include not only the loss of matrix, but also loss of chondrocytes and denaturation of collagen fibrils and would contribute to direct and on-going cartilage loss that is independent of any injurious effect of inflammation.

As controls, we used cells treated for 1 h with washing buffer followed by treatment with medium (control) or medium supplemented with 10% mineral oil (control oil) to assess any injurious effects of products within the oil.

In fact, scientific findings linking any commercial product to an injurious effect, or imposing costs on business, have almost always met a wall of rejection by the industry affected.

In rat hepatocytes, similar phosphate concentrations also induced cell injury, but in these cells, an injurious effect of high phosphate was also seen at 37°C, in line with data described previously [ 24], and roughly doubled during cold storage.

As described in these studies, we reason that in free swelling conditions, in the absence of any mechanical loading, a higher concentration of cytokine would be necessary to elicit an injurious effect relatively quickly.

And now, with the negative reporting, I think that is having an injurious effect on the whole movement, on the Fellowship, and what it represents".

"If it were adopted," Mr. Scheffer said of that bill, "I think it would have an injurious effect on U.S. national interests and it would set back the cause of international justice unnecessarily.

Letcher wrote to Crittenden that a Whig split and Democratic victory in the gubernatorial election would have an injurious effect on Whig hopes of carrying Kentucky in the 1848 presidential election; another former Whig governor, Thomas Metcalfe, concurred.

If I have got to think every time I say a thing, what effect is it going to have on the public mind -- if I have got to refrain from doing justice to a fair and honest man because what I may say may have an injurious effect on my own fortune -- I had rather not be president".

Before we analyze these consequences for patients in oncology, it would be valuable to observe ageism's impact in a nonpathological context: many studies have demonstrated an injurious effect on older people's physical and mental health.