The phrase "as having harmful" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is perceived as harmful, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The study concluded that certain chemicals are often regarded as having harmful effects on the environment."
Alternatives: "considered harmful" or "viewed as detrimental".
In urban areas identified by the World Health Organisation as having harmful levels of particulate pollution, nearly half were found to be monitoring only one or two schools.
Study 2 will be a randomized clinical trial (RCT) nested within Study 1 (i.e., the women identified as having harmful alcohol consumption in Study 1 will be invited to take part in the RCT.
Moreover, the most recently available estimates in the Irish general population suggest that up to 77% of women regularly drink alcohol in Ireland compared to an EU average of 68% while over 42% of all female drinkers are classified as having harmful drinking patterns [ 29].
As the number continues to rise, some scholars, economists, and investment professionals have begun to wonder anew how high it can go, and whether, as passive investing grows, it is having harmful effects on the economy as a whole.
Powerful PCR methods are also used to detect microorganisms having harmful effects such as bacteria with antibiotic resistance genes [29] as well as pathogenic viruses and bacteria, originating e.g. from faecal contaminations (microbial source tracking).
Of those patients, more than a third said the substituted medication didn't work as well or had harmful side effects.
This is a major concern as it has harmful physical, psychological, behavioral, social and economic consequences.
Also do not use cedar or pine bedding or pine shavings, as these have harmful phenols.
However, avoid pine or cedar wood shavings, as they have harmful wood oils that can hurt your pet's respiratory system.
Scotland's chief medical officer, Harry Burns, wants broader scientific concensus: "Dietary supplements can have harmful as well as positive consequences, and recommendations need to be made on the basis of evidential benefit in well-conducted, randomised studies in large populations.
Detection is potentially detrimental because the treatment can have harmful as well as beneficial consequences.
