Sentence examples for desirable side effect from inspiring English sources

It is customary here to cite minor errors, which has the desirable side effect of highlighting the reviewer's superior intellect.

Thus, maintaining the alarm in such cases turns out to be a desirable side effect.

Is achieving amenorrhea a desirable side effect?

We would therefore propose that future work into this highly desirable "side effect" of P2Y12 inhibitors namely the pleotropic attenuation of ischaemia/reperfusion injury, as manifest by a significant reduction of infarct size should seek to concentrate on identifying cangrelor's target in the blood (presumably platelet activation) and that target's role in the evolution of myocardial injury.

Being able to watch the films at home may also aid those patients, who were not able to complete the program at the hospital due to early discharge and, as a desirable side effect, this also raises the likelihood of relatives watching the films.

Another desirable side effect of good posture is relief from many types of back pain.

Dewar's study of the reuse of abandoned property in Detroit and Flint confirmed that the sale of a property sometimes had less desirable side effects, like speculations, reselling, or absentee ownership (Dewar 2015), all of which also created a bad reputation for the institutions in charge.

We excluded reviews assessing both beneficial and harmful effects (reviews of both efficacy and harms), reviews of desirable side effects of drugs, or reviews of prevention or reduction of unintended or adverse effects.

Some of the bad (less desirable) side effects it may cause are nausea, diarrhea, hives, yeast infection, shortness of breath, swelling of the throat and anaphylaxis.

And most analysts think that freeing the rand would have an extremely desirable side-effect.

BESIDES providing something to bet on (see article), competition has the desirable side-effect of spurring progress.