Sentence examples for deleterious affects from inspiring English sources

The analysis provides physical insights into the binding of these receptors to different ligands and compounds, particularly the endocrine disrupting compounds (EDCs), which can have deleterious affects on humans and wildlife.

One possible explanation for this relationship can be drawn from theoretical frameworks in the health disparities literature which suggest that stress, strain, and stressful life events, especially when coping tools and social support are absent, can have deleterious affects on health and well-being (Pearlin et al., 2005; Thoits, 2010).

"Reducing taxes for the wealthy won't create jobs; to the contrary it will have the following deleterious affects on the economy..."...

Does Colorado's legalization of recreational marijuana use mean that the very strong marijuana sold these days has no deleterious affects both with respect to affect (motivation) and brain chemistry?

But the overall structural problem of inequitable distribution of the immense amount of wealth generated by Nigeria's sweet, sweet oil has caused many people to pirate it, refine it, and truck it around the country in an unregulated market that has its own deleterious affects.

Blockage of relatively small diameter dendrites could hinder this transport and presumably have deleterious affects on neuronal function.

As my colleague Steve Coll has said, the General is spending a lot of time with leaders of other countries in the Islamic world and hearing all the time about the deleterious affect of the Israeli-Palestinian quagmire.

Asked if national security would be harmed if the tapes found their way into foreign hands, Dr. Richter replied, "I don't believe that it would have any deleterious affect at all".

By comparing the various analyses it could be safely concluded that except P437L and A379V mutations, all other mutations were potentially deleterious affecting various structural aspects of RING2 domain architecture.

If, however, the addition of CBr4 was delayed ca 1 h, so that the particle nucleation step was complete, then 1 2 wt% chain transfer agent, dissolved in monomer plus solvent, could be added to the reaction without a deleterious affect on particle formation.

Rising temperatures across western North America between 1.8 and 3.6 degrees Fahrenheit are having a deleterious affect on the conifer forests.