The phrase "deleterious of" is not grammatically correct and is not commonly used in written English
The word "deleterious" is an adjective, meaning harmful or damaging, and is typically followed by the preposition "to" or "for." It would not make sense to use "of" after "deleterious." Correct examples: "The chemicals in the water were deleterious to the fish." "Smoking is deleterious for your health." Incorrect example: "The new policy was deleterious of the company's reputation." Corrected example: "The new policy was deleterious to the company's reputation."
Potential long-term consequences, both beneficial and deleterious, of different sitting-time patterns are needed to strengthen the case for relevant public health and clinical initiatives.
Overall, though, no strong evidence suggests an effect, whether protective or deleterious, of more or less aggressive TI strategies on AMI.
The SNPs3D database provides an SVM profile score for the functional impact (deleterious or non deleterious) of an nsSNP as well as 3-dimensional protein structure of the impact of the nsSNP on protein stability.
As the treatment with AVP after cardiac ischemia is potentially the most deleterious of conditions if vasoconstrictive in vital organs, we elected to assess the vascular response after reperfusion of an ischemic condition in the pig heart.
When assessing the clinical significance of a detected variant, several approaches of further analysis are recommended to classify variants as deleterious, suspected deleterious, of unknown (uncertain) clinical significance or polymorphic/neutral [ 12].
Natural selection can initially fixate enzymes or miRNAs with few targets, and then, more targets are added to the pool by the evolutionary inertness of the sequences, with natural selection only acting to remove the most deleterious of the interactions.
Dilution of deleterious PIF1 of SeThpif2+ by the pif1 deletion genotypes, SeThpif2-, was the key for this enhanced activity.
Certain physiological traits (i.e., exopolysaccharides and hydrogen cyanide production) were good indicators of deleterious activity of rhizobacteria.
These typically arise from a variety of deleterious mutations of the DNA contained within the mitochondria -- the cell's energy-extracting organelles.
The mechanism of deleterious effects of preserved foods remains unclear.
During aging, the accumulation of deleterious effects of ROS was observed.
