Sentence examples for apparent detriment from inspiring English sources

If something similar happens with Readability and Instapaper, it's worth asking whether publishers will begin to attempt to interfere with the functioning of software or browser ad-ons that streamline reading experiences to the (apparent) detriment of their bottom line.

WaaL15 drains the available lipid II pool with no apparent detriment to cell wall integrity.

However, some European centres rely on US alone for preoperative assessment without any apparent detriment to patient care.

This may denote a redundancy of features that can be lost without apparent detriment to long-term survival.

In spite of the fact that we have shown that loss of P2 can be readily achieved without apparent detriment to parasite physiology, it does not necessarily lead to resistance to melamine and benzamidine containing compounds.

Genes that were shared only by the larger B2904 and WesB genomes and were absent from 95/1000, without apparent detriment, presumably have some specialised function that is not essential for survival.

Although the Brown family exhibits a healthier form of the polygamous life, there are still apparent detriments suffered by the wives.

These interactions can be mutualistic or antagonistic in nature, or in the case of commensal fungi are of no apparent benefit or detriment to the host.

He is not the man for the job in these tough economic times and that will soon be apparent to the detriment of the Democrats who secured his confirmation.

Our results suggest that the likely day of ovulation +/− 3 days can be reliably determined using the Peak Day "best quality" algorithm, with no apparent benefit (or detriment) from additionally using BBT observations.

The present apparent emphasis on treatment to the detriment of prevention needs to be redressed in order to meet the challenges of the disease at all levels.