Sentence examples for as having adverse from inspiring English sources

The SEC has criticized earnings management as having adverse consequences for financial reporting, and for masking "the true consequences of management's decisions".

Studies on HCWs' concerns about the avian influenza pandemic have also shown that 71.6% had significant concerns and had perceived the pandemic as having adverse impacts on their personal life and work [ 10].

This finding is similar to those of other studies conducted in Kampala [ 7] and southern India [ 8]; however, some other studies have identified being female as having adverse consequences in terms of a longer delay in diagnosis [ 6, 9] and in treatment [ 10- 12].

Malaria illness imposes great burden on the society as it has adverse effects on the physical, mental and social well being of the people as well as on the economic development of the nation.

We hypothesised that SCAT as well as VAT may have adverse metabolic consequences in this population.

Contamination of food and feedstuffs by Aspergillus species and their toxic metabolites is a serious problem as they have adverse effects on human and animal health.

As statins have adverse effects, which might impact the compliance of patients, we also included fibrates as cholesterol-lowering drugs as a basic evidence-based medication.

Planted forests may have adverse as well as beneficial effects on watercourses, e.g. by reducing hydroelectricity output.

It is important not to overuse any soil alteration chemical, as they can have adverse long term effects on the soil, as well as the environment.

The cyclic test results revealed that cold temperatures as low as −35 °C did not have adverse effects on the low cycle fatigue life of 350WT steel.

The longer answer starts by acknowledging that ultra-loose monetary conditions have had adverse consequences as well as positive ones.