Sentence examples for apparent harmful effects from inspiring English sources

A combination of radio waves and strong magnetic fields is used by magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to produce diagnostic pictures of parts of the human body and brain without apparent harmful effects.

despite the apparent harmful effects of inflammation, such as triggering insulin resistance, its protective physiological role in preventing transitions to even less preferable system states should not be neglected.

Given the apparent harmful effects of high C26:0 levels, further research is now warranted to investigate ELOVL1's therapeutic potential for X-ALD.

Any reporting (be that a research paper, abstract, paper title, or press release) that suggests there is a beneficial effect for some people should equally emphasize any apparent harmful effects for other people (and vice versa).

"People who take less than 500 mg [of green tea concentrate or preparation] per day and spread the dose out over the course of the day are unlikely to have toxic side effects," says Yang. Yang adds that some Japanese publications report beneficial effects for the consumption of 10 cups of green tea a day with no apparent harmful effects.

For all exposure groups, the apparent harmful effect on pneumonia risk decreased both with higher age, and with increasing comorbidity.

In addition, there were no differences in activity levels, assessed by lateral body movements over a consecutive 100 h period, between BM-transplanted and control groups suggesting that no apparent harmful effect resulted from radiation, busulfan, and BM transplant procedures.

We could therefore expect to see an apparent harmful effect of vaccination in the Northern hemisphere first wave, even though we assumed that the vaccine provided neither harm nor protection, when seasonal vaccine coverage was in the range 20-40% and seasonal influenza preceded pandemic influenza circulation.

Hence, Alvarez-Alfageme et al. [8] concluded that the 'apparent harmful effects of Cry1Ab and CryBb1 reported by Schmidt et al. [1] were artifacts of poor study design and procedures' and 'false positives.' In Figure 1, we provide the comparative mortalities observed at the various Bt toxin concentrations in the two studies discussed here, and in Table 1, the relevant statistical values.

Irrespective of the apparent absence of harmful effects of AN on pregnancy shown in this study, the relationship between chronic exposure to AN and other serious health problems (cancer in particular) has been well established and this calls for strategies to reduce AN use.

No substantive harmful effects were apparent in the short term, for either mother or baby.