Food additive, any of various chemical substances added to foods to produce specific desirable effects.
Whether any type of exercise will produce these desirable effects is another unanswered and intriguing issue.
Adding an anticoagulant seems somehow to amplify the steroid's desirable effects, allowing use of a very low dose with greatly reduced side effects, Mr. Borisy said.
Such large group environments, in turn, often produce less than desirable effects, including a diffusion of responsibility: you feel less accountable for your own actions, and become more likely to engage in amoral behavior.
A long, vigorous swim may be good for your heart, but scientists have long questioned whether the high levels of chlorine in many swimming pools can have some less desirable effects on your hair and skin.
Although microorganisms are usually thought of as causing spoilage, they are capable under certain conditions of producing desirable effects, including oxidative and alcoholic fermentation.
A substance doesn't become a nation's preferred recreational drug unless it has at least some socially desirable effects and it's not difficult to see why a tight-lipped and awkward people, stuck in a cold climate and not known for their sunny dispositions, might make alcohol their drug of choice.
This indicates that microwave pretreatment induced desirable effects.
Various bone active agents have been shown to have desirable effects on these geometric parameters.
Ultrasound has been shown to have desirable effects on reactions in liquid medium.
It represents the undesirable aspects of an immune reaction, whereas immunity implies the desirable effects.
