The phrase "any unfavourable effects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing potential negative consequences or impacts of a particular action, decision, or situation.
Example: "Before proceeding with the experiment, we must consider any unfavourable effects it may have on the environment."
Alternatives: "any negative impacts" or "any adverse effects".
In addition, the microscopic examination revealed that none of the organs from the extract treated rats showed any alteration in cell structure or any unfavourable effects when viewed under the light microscope using multiple magnification powers.
This could be due to the presence of the safety harness, which may have eliminated any unfavourable effects of fear of falling on obstacle avoidance performance in the high-anxious persons.
The microscopic examination revealed that none of the organs from the treated rats showed any alteration in cell structure, inflammation or any unfavourable effects when viewed under the light microscope using multiple magnification powers.
There is a need to study the steps that would follow the feedback of QL data to clinicians: how clinicians incorporate the information within the structure of the medical interview, does the additional information change their behaviour, do they find it clinically useful, or do they find any unfavourable effects.
Conclusions: These caffeine effects reveal an unfavourable effect on wave reflections and therefore on left ventricular (LV) pulsatile afterload.
However, an increase in Rs/Ms ratio had an unfavourable effect on the density at the high volume fractions (≥ 17.5).
If not, seeding has a negligible effect on the microstructure because of nuclei interaction and an unfavourable effect on densification, hence on toughness.
These factors have an unfavourable effect on surgical wound healing.
However, when devising such programmes, any potential unfavourable effects of blood pressure surges on the brain should be taken into account.
In addition, we aimed to assess whether there was a significant difference in response to anastrozole versus tamoxifen according to cyclin D1 gene and protein status, and thereby to address any potentially unfavourable effects of tamoxifen in subgroups of breast cancer defined by CCND1 amplification.
implies the existence of a high level of cooperative activity among them (in practical terms co-expression [5], [18], [28] and protein interactions), while most of the tests used to select relevant genes assume independence in the behaviours of the genes imposing thus an artificial threshold with a unfavourable effect in the results [27].
