Sentence examples for despite its negative impact from inspiring English sources
Britain and the US have backed the government's hardline counter-terrorist stance, despite its negative impact on civil liberties.
Despite its negative impact on nutrient and energy digestibility (Bach Knudsen, 2001; Noblet, 2007; Jha et al., 2010), there is growing interest to include DF in pig diets, due to its possible effects on gut health, welfare and environment.
As in many sub-Saharan Africa countries, in Ethiopia, an increased level of body fat is associated with beauty, prosperity, health, and prestige, despite its negative impact on health.
Here, we show that cytotoxic treatment with fludarabine despite its negative impact on lymphocyte numbers in vitro and in vivo positively interacts with T cell functions, and that some of these effects synergize with cyclophosphamide, a combination used as backbone of modern CLL treatment.
Despite its negative impacts on the immune cells, certain cancer cell types can utilize lactate itself as a metabolic fuel through reverse conversion to pyruvate that is subsequently oxidized to provide a fuel in times of nutrient depletion [136].
Family caregivers who couldn't provide food would allow patients to chew khat despite being aware of its negative impact on the patient's illness such as worsening of symptoms [ 31].
Despite growing global consensus about its negative impact, child poverty remains alarmingly high.
Its negative impact on California's infrastructure, particularly its schools, was enormous and has not ended.
The show is definitely defiant of toxic masculinity and its negative impact.
There is a lack of tools to identify and measure community severance caused by large roads and motorised traffic, despite the evidence of its negative impacts on local communities.
Our results suggest that, despite tree growth was enhanced in the present experiment, N deposition may negatively affect Mongolian pine plantations through its negative impacts on plant water relations, which may likely deteriorate in more water-limited conditions.
