Sentence examples for deleterious about from inspiring English sources
The phrase "deleterious about" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to describe something that is harmful, damaging, or dangerous. Example: The use of pesticides in farming has been found to be deleterious about the environment.
Although our analyses clearly demonstrate that purifying selection acts on intron splice sequences, it is less clear what specifically is deleterious about perturbing intron splicing in yeast.
In general, the deleterious effects brought about by aggressive environments can be suppressed with fiber-reinforced concrete.
Despite the deleterious effects brought about by such gene dose reduction in the case of an autosome, X chromosome monosomy in males is natural and innocuous.
The result is interesting: about 70% of amino acid changing polymorphisms are slightly deleterious, but about 95% of fixed differences are positively selected.
Among women, consumption of 24 g/day alcohol was most protective (0.60 [0.52–0.69]) and became deleterious at about 50 g/day alcohol (1.02 [0.83–1.02]).
One can use data on the ratio of non-synonymous to synonymous substitution rates, K A / K S, to infer that the fraction 1- K A / K S of all mutations must be more deleterious than about s = 1/ N e, since mutations with effects below that threshold accumulate as if they were neutral [ 47, 156].
Similarly, frameshifting indels are about as deleterious as nonsense mutations.
Further, this article provides information about deleterious effects and mechanisms that some environmental chemicals use to damage the follicle and thereby impair ovarian function.
Further, this chapter provides information about deleterious effects and mechanisms that some environmental chemicals use to damage the follicle and thereby impair ovarian function.
We are concerned about deleterious effects of intermittent therapy in light of SMART (Strategies for Management of ART) data and the possibility of the development of resistance [13].
Since there are numerous gaps in knowledge about deleterious consequences for the fetus, prescription drug use by pregnant women should be viewed as a public health issue [ 4].
