Sentence examples for chronic impact from inspiring English sources
Because bromate is a human carcinogen, there are concerns with its chronic impact on fish health.
"One is an acute intense disaster, the other an insidious chronic impact of heat stress," Dr. Balbus said.
During a Mars mission with duration of about two years the crew members will be exposed to chronic impact of galactic cosmic rays with a dose rate ∼25 times exceeding the one for ground radiation workers.
The use pattern and physico-chemical properties of the substances selected, in combination with their limited biological degradability, indicate potential aquatic relevance with possible chronic impact caused by disturbed communication.
Umpierre et al., in a systematic review with meta-regression analysis of RCTs, found that the chronic impact on glycemic control might be affected by volume and intensity of the structured exercise program and not only the mode of exercise training [65].
It raises an important line of thought on the chronic impact of the work situation on the daily life of individuals.
PAS exert acute and chronic impacts on the basal ganglia.
Our study disentangled effects of traffic noise from confounding environmental characteristics and demonstrated the chronic impacts of traffic noise on animal distribution.
Even in the presence of environmental safeguards, catastrophic accidents related to anthropogenic activities occur that can result in both immediate and chronic impacts on local biota.
"Overall, a compelling body of evidence has accumulated that clearly demonstrates that the wide-scale use of these persistent, water-soluble chemicals is having widespread, chronic impacts upon global biodiversity and is likely to be having major negative effects on ecosystem services such as pollination that are vital to food security," the study concluded.
Mental health and wellbeing are affected by more than just the acute events of climate change, such as damaging storms; also significant are the less obvious and chronic impacts, such as rising temperatures and changes to the landscape.
