Sentence examples for damaging effects of using from inspiring English sources

Future algorithm improvements may include a way of exploring the information contained in other frames to counteract the damaging effects of using short frames.

She laments at angry length the damaging effects of the use of "rape as entertainment fodder", as most heinously exemplified by the series Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, before breezily stating "I watch SVU religiously and have seen every episode more than once.

Sakovich has created split images that simultaneously portray an individual prior to and post addiction, leaving the viewer with a stark visualization of the damaging effects of drug use on our bodies.

Because swamp crops can be grown on marginal land – and substitute for food staples – the damaging effects of indirect land use change can be avoided.

One of the emerging tools for protecting bridges from the damaging effects of earthquakes is the use of seismic isolation systems.

Lower temperatures could promote the accumulation of soluble protein and FAA in leaves of older K. obovata trees, which could be used to alleviate the damaging effects of cold stress (Zheng et al. 2013).

Polyphen2 and sorting intolerant from tolerant (SIFT) were used to predict the damaging effects of missense mutations.

These results indicate that ASA can effectively be used to protect P. vulgaris from the damaging effects of chilling stress during the early stages of growth.

The formation of SVs could prevent possible damaging effects of this accumulation by sequestering excess of sulfur not immediately used for the growth.

The plant growth regulator ALA could be effectively used to protect C. obtusifolia seeds and seedlings from the damaging effects of salinity stress without adversely affecting plant growth.

"Others are agents of social change, using their work to shout a warning about the damaging effects of technology, science and industrialism".