Sentence examples for apparent adverse effects from inspiring English sources

The immunization of laying hens had no apparent adverse effects on egg production and effectively prevented clinical symptoms of EDS when the chickens were challenged with pathogenic EDS virus.

Although effectiveness was demonstrated, it must be noted that there were no apparent adverse effects following administration of SFN, including changes in weight, physical appearance, or behavior [ 95], thus indicating that SFN may have significant potential for the treatment of patients with RA.

In addition, the biofilm in an MFC is routinely exposed to oxygen in air due to oxygen diffusion through the cathode and into the anode chamber without apparent adverse effects.

Conclusion: Oxytocin that is administered concurrently with sustained-release dinoprostone significantly shortens induction-to-delivery times and results in a higher proportion of vaginal deliveries of ≤24 hours with no apparent adverse effects.

However, caution is required when using rubber floors in pens with uncomfortable stalls due to apparent adverse effects on cow time budgets, which may in turn have a detrimental effect on lameness.

Domery also ate the medicines of those prisoners in the camp's infirmary who refused to take them, suffering no apparent adverse effects as a result.

Importantly, administration of pro-Dox did not show any apparent adverse effect and drastically improved survival rate of mice.

Thermogravimetric results showed that the drug load had no apparent adverse effect on the thermal properties of the microfibers.

The plant produced Tat does not seem to have any apparent adverse effect on mice growth or behavior, when fed with spinach for 4 weeks.

An apparent adverse effect of this view of cumulative, progressive evolutionary change is that students more readily accept evolution of bones and other physical structures rather than of less tangible features like biochemical pathways or behaviors; the latter in particular pose a problem for many people (Werth 2009).

Using adenovirus as a model non-enveloped virus, we have determined that an eight-residue cyclic d,l-α-peptide, selected from a directed combinatorial library, can specifically prevent the development of low pH in endocytic vesicles, arrest the escape of virions from the endosome, and abrogate adenovirus infection without an apparent adverse effect on cell viability.