As early as 1879 The New York Times warned that absinthe "is much more perilous, as well as more deleterious, than any ordinary kind of liquor".
"My concern is that there may eventually be unnecessary deaths because of this," Dr. Miller said, "and the impact may be far more deleterious than any overall effect of anthrax".
In years to come, we will have sophisticated methods for distinguishing between those prostate cancers that require therapy and those in which therapy would be more deleterious than the cancer itself.
Even if unions agree to adjust their benefits, this outcome would be less deleterious than a government failing to honor its commitment because it did not set aside adequate resources.
Dr. Halverson, Dorothy's purported oncologist and an old suitor from her City College days, had recently pronounced the disease so far gone that the risks of conventional treatment, if Dorothy were to change her mind, would be more deleterious than the risks of doing nothing.
However, the combination of both injuries did so and was thus more deleterious than either one alone.
Neglecting the effect of prebuckling deformation, it is found that extension/twist coupling is less deleterious than flexural/twist coupling in this respect.
The reported effects of G6PD-deficient transfused blood on neonates and children appear to be more deleterious than effects reported on adult patients.
It remains also unclear whether CNIP-induced increase in MAP, which occurred in the three quarters of the cases in our study, is less deleterious than CNIP-induced hypotension.
Note that, in CDD and SDM, for low to moderate values (0.0-0.7 0.0-0.7lation at either end results in a similar BER degradation, however, for large values (>0.7), correlation at theithersmittendis significantly moresultsterinus than at the receiver.
One explanation is that we remove "bad things" with blood purification but also a lot of "good things" like antibiotics, vitamins or good mediators which is possibly more deleterious than host control is beneficial [200].
