Sentence examples for chronic harm from inspiring English sources

In the early 1980s, scientists investigating the oil seeps wondered if nearby creatures on the seabed might suffer chronic harm from pollution and serve as models for petrochemical risk.

Urinary schistosomiasis is a risk factor for squamous cell carcinoma due to the chronic harm in the urothelium and squamous metaplasia.

6. Reverse Your Damage: Once chronic harm has been done, it's usually irreversible.

In the wake of the Exxon Valdez disaster, for instance, ecological studies were not published until three years after the spill, while research on chronic harm took 10 years.

This is the upper cut-off point for low-risk (for chronic harm) alcohol consumption for men [ 46].

Relative to controls, the intervention group had a statistically significant lower prevalence of exceeding recommended limits for chronic harm but not acute harm.

We assumed that these patients would continue in the same treatment arm in the long-term medium DRL state, given the risks of acute and chronic harms at this level of drinking.

Research has shown that undergraduate students who consume excessive alcohol are vulnerable to profound acute and chronic harms, such as drink driving, substance abuse, alcohol-related injuries, violence, and alcohol dependence [ 4, 8, 9].

Endogenous ROS is believed to be a source of chronic damage in aerobic organisms, since they can harm all biomolecules.

Diagnosis of eating disorders, chronic self-harm and other, more arcane forms of self-injury has mushroomed over the past decade, especially among girls, young queers, anybody who is under extra pressure to fit in.

This combination of factors can lead to chronic inflammation, harming many body systems, including the vascular system.