Sentence examples for cited effects of from inspiring English sources

The most popularly cited effects of malaria in children less than five were anaemia, death and convulsion while those in pregnant women included abortion, anaemia, foetal and maternal deaths as shown in Figures  2 and 3 respectively.

But the public response was widespread denunciation of Hanson for using unproved charges to slander a man who could not defend himself, & perpetuating the notion of black criminality while doing it... Cites effects of the case.

On Monday, Rahsaan Johnson, a United spokesman, cited the effects of high winds on Friday night and said weather problems had caused the cancellation of Flight 3876 on Saturday.

The report cited the effects of the relationship, including disruption in the workplace, damaged employee morale and perceived favoritism that undermined the employee's supervisor's attempts to manage her.

After a public hearing on Tuesday night at which supporters of the ban cited the effects of secondhand smoke and opponents argued for personal freedom and the right to choose, the Princeton Regional Health Commission put off any action on the proposed law until its next meeting, on April 18.

Pain is among the most cited negative effects of orthodontic treatment.

In an August letter to Federal Communications Commission Chairman Julius Genachowski, both senators cited the effects of the recent East Coast earthquake on communications networks as a prime example of the need for a dedicated first-responder broadband system.

One of the most cited beneficial effects of HAs is the reported improvement of photoaged skin.

The most consistently cited adverse effects of gabapentin are somnolence and dizziness.

Family members identified similar factors but also cited the effects of RRT decisions on patients' psychological well-being and finances.

Other studies have also identified lung problems being the most cited adverse effects of smoking by women [ 22, 24].