Sentence examples for demonstrating negative effects on from inspiring English sources
In addition to demonstrating negative effects on reproduction, longevity mutations are positively correlated with stress resistance [14].
In conclusion, the current study replicates and extends our previous research demonstrating negative effects of home computer use on reading literacy.
Table 9 demonstrates negative effects on the training incidence and the training intensity when it is purely firm-financed.
Despite their demonstrated negative effects on global TB control, little is known about the extent and duration of delay in seeking care and its determinants and default from TB treatment among patients in rural Kenya.
Interventions that used dual-tasking paradigms demonstrated negative effects on postural control or gait while performing a concurrent cognitive task in older adults [ 26, 27], in patients with brain injury [ 28, 29] and Alzheimer's disease [ 30].
Other investigations in rabbit fetuses demonstrate negative effects of pravastatin on response to ischemia through impairment of nitric oxide metabolism [ 26].
These observations from the field are corroborated by laboratory studies which have demonstrated negative effects of cyanobacteria on Daphnia [ 6, 7].
Experimental studies in the laboratory have demonstrated negative effects of induced rumination on mood and cognition.
However, given the demonstrated negative effects of proactive badger culling on bTB incidence in herds on land outside but within 2 km of the areas culled as well as its declining benefits inside trial areas once culling has stopped, detailed consideration is needed to determine whether (and where) proactive badger culling could be an effective part of bTB control in England and Wales.
Similarly, both SAP and IAH had been demonstrated remarkable negative effects on systematic hemodynamics, oxygenation and organ function in porcine models [ 20].
Our results clearly demonstrate negative fitness effects on D. magna fed GM maize MON810 in controlled, fully randomized and repeated experiments in the laboratory.
