Sentence examples for deleterious results from inspiring English sources

With remarkable efficiency, Oakland's division rival up in Seattle continues to prove that the inability of a middle-class team to hang on to its heroes when baseball's fat cats come calling doesn't guarantee deleterious results, as long as the organization is well run and can recognize a pitcher from a butcher.

It's well known that feeding cows high-energy, grain-based rations has had deleterious results, and affects their gut ecology "dramatically," Civita said.

The last that came my way--3C, which appropriated the television series Three's Company to comment on the possible deleterious results of pop culture--was actively repellent, as far as I was concerned.

As the ocean acidifies, carbonate concentration in seawater may decline to a point where seawater is no longer saturated with this essential mineral [3], with potentially deleterious results for corals.

Therapeutic induction of hibernation may remove this intrinsic protective mechanism with potentially deleterious results.

Germ cell risk is an essential component of estimating the deleterious results of environmental mutagens.

In animal models of airway disease, the prevention of leukocyte egression has been shown to be deleterious, resulting in prolonged hyper-responsiveness (7, 8).

Patients who consented to the return of results were informed that they would be contacted by a genetic counselor if a clinically actionable deleterious result that the patient was unaware of was identified.

However, there has been some controversy over the clinical management of a result that is 'likely pathogenic' or 'expected to cause the disorder' and whether such results should essentially be treated as a VUS or as a deleterious result [ 14, 18, 26, 29].

The estimation of risk (i.e., the probability of a deleterious effect resulting from exposure) involves both the qualitative evaluation of whether a hazard exists and the quantitative evaluation for determining an acceptable level of exposure in humans.

Administration of high dose (100 mcg/kg) adrenaline in concert with ILE in bupivacaine-induced cardiac arrest has almost universally resulted in deleterious outcome in animal models.