Sentence examples for corresponding adverse from inspiring English sources

However, in its latest World Economic Outlook, the IMF warns that just as the upswing in house prices has been a global phenomenon, so will any downturn be with corresponding adverse implications for global economic activity.

The traders who rigged the London interbank offered rate "understood that to the extent they increased their profits or decreased their losses in certain transactions from their efforts to manipulate rates, their counterparties would suffer corresponding adverse financial consequences with respect to those particular transactions," the Justice Department said.

Information such as physiological function, binding affinity of known ligands, and corresponding adverse effects is provided.

The obtained results can be used to improve the characteristics of work vehicles, in order to reduce the corresponding adverse effects and, consequently, improve the corresponding working conditions.

Venturia inaequalis is an ascomycete fungus responsible for apple scab, a disease that has invaded almost all apple growing regions worldwide, with the corresponding adverse effects on apple production.

The media-reported symptoms and their corresponding adverse event report symptoms are presented in table 1.

The top quartile of scores for each instrument corresponding to adverse PGC morale were assumed to be at risk for depression, while those in the bottom three quartiles were not.

Similarly, the nucleoli of cancer cells are enlarged and increased in number, and thus the morphology of nucleoli is commonly used as a diagnostic marker for transformed cells clinically corresponding to adverse prognosis [ 172, 173].

For the 7 inferred DOLite terms, there are 2 and 1 terms corresponding to known adverse and therapeutic effects.

This viscoelastic method can help physicians to avoid unnecessary transfusion and corresponding transfusion-related adverse events.

37 patients changed the corresponding drug because the adverse events were intolerable and could not be controlled by symptomatic treatment.