Sentence examples for apparent negative effects from inspiring English sources

DSE fungi are conidial or sterile ascomycetes that colonize living plant roots without causing apparent negative effects such as tissue disorganization (Jumpponen and Trappe 1998).

But considering the apparent negative effects of both alkyl chain length and the occurrence of branched chains it can be reasoned that other 2-nonylhydroquinone isomers, branched or not, will not be degraded by HQDO.

A complete-feed pellet diet formulated to provide a sufficient level of NDF from forages could be fed to growing ruminants without apparent negative effects on rumen health and animal productivity, at least for a short period.

Doing so "appears to boost performance of disadvantaged students without any apparent negative effects on overall performance".

For a small minority, bringing in their own paper or canvas bags is a more worthwhile solution than dealing with the apparent negative effects of using plastic shopping bags.

Furthermore, DPP-4 inhibitors have no apparent negative effects on bone.

It has found that increasing the social mix within schools boosts the performance of disadvantaged students without any apparent negative effect on overall performance.

The only apparent negative effect of the policy is to increase the flow of money out of the system, which presumably means there will be less for those of us who have just begun working: one more reason for the young not to rely on Social Security for their future social security.

Plants in revegetated areas and forest remnants had similar seed output with no apparent negative effect of A. mellifera on seed production.

The estimates for whites also suggest that the apparent negative effect of immigration on the wages of native blacks cannot be explained by selection into low-wage areas: the coefficients on the black immigrant share variables are all positive, consistent with a either positive cross-race effects of immigration or selection into high-wage areas, but not selection into low-wage areas.

In addition, any variation in salinity from 35‰ had an apparent negative effect on survival, with a 5‰ decrease having a greater effect than a 5‰ increase; noting that the increase in salinity to 40‰ did not significantly affect survival from that obtained at 35‰.