Sentence examples for causes devastating effects from inspiring English sources
It is mainly metabolized in the liver and causes devastating effects.
Rose rosette disease is a disorder associated with infection by Rose rosette virus (RRV), a pathogen of roses that causes devastating effects on most garden cultivated varieties, and the wild invasive rose especially Rosa multiflora.
Understanding how an avian virus can become a pandemic virus that causes devastating effects on human health is critical.
Furthermore, we demonstrated that ablation of this protein by antisense technology causes devastating effects on tumor cells through a drastic reduction of cell proliferation and massive induction of apoptosis, while non-transformed cells remain unaffected.
Its highly contagious nature and ability to spread over long distances make it 1 of the most feared diseases of pigs; it causes devastating effects on pig production as manifested in the Caucasus since its introduction from southeastern Africa during 2007 (2 ).
An asteroid is set to fly past Earth on Christmas eve — and some are convinced that it could cause devastating effects on Earth.
Katrina initially made landfall in Florida as a Category 1 hurricane in 2005, evolving to a Category 3 as it moved through the Gulf Coast and caused devastating effects in New Orleans.
Even some of the water-soluble B vitamins, commonly thought to be nontoxic in any amount because they are rapidly cleared from the body, are now known to cause devastating effects in megadose quantities.
Recurrent mood disorders in depressive episodes can cause devastating effects which are associated with high risk of self-harm and suicide.
In the central mountain city of Puli, large ground shaking caused devastating effects in the center of the town, with many buildings either being seriously damaged or totally collapsed.
Given that the monoamine systems are highly vulnerable to neurodevelopmental insults, damages in the habenula during early neurodevelopment may cause devastating effects on the wide-spread brain areas targeted by monoamine innervations.
