Sentence examples for be a harmful effect from inspiring English sources

The blood nicotine concentration did not differ among 2, 3 and 4 months, but there may be a harmful effect of longer smoke exposure for 4 months.

Hydrodynamic conditions can increase mass transport of metal ions (Fe2+), produced during metal dissolution from electrode surface to the bulk of solution and hence lead to less [Fe2+-Inh] complex in the presence of the electrode; this is a harmful effect for inhibition performance.

Among vaccinated children, there was a harmful effect of VAS among girls likely to receive DTP during follow-up.

But there are fears rising transport costs are having a harmful effect on some rural businesses.

A report issued by the group on Wednesday said the practice was widespread in Iraqi Kurdistan, and was having a harmful effect on the physical and emotional health of many women.

"It is so inaccurate on its facts that it's had a harmful effect, rather than no effect".

In a report issued on Friday, the Council of Economic Advisers said that competition was declining in many industries and argued that the decrease was having a harmful effect on consumers and workers.

"While certainly well intentioned, it is having a harmful effect on legitimate survey research and message testing that really impairs our ability to do credible polling," Mr. Newhouse said.

Importantly, as the elevated risk for CT in the intervention arm in Harare was attenuated in the per protocol analyses, it is unlikely to be due to a harmful effect of using the diaphragm.

Hyponatremia appears to be a sensitive indicator of heat-related health effects, but this should be understood as a harmful effect of prevention (Figure 3).

For him to be discredited has a harmful effect on the efforts to find a cure for this life-threatening disease.