Sentence examples for disadvantageous changes from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, the small size of the NPs favors their aggregation, which might cause disadvantageous changes in their chemical, physical, and antibacterial properties [10].
The disadvantageous changes are the result of national or local governments spatial policy and they are an inhabitants' response to it.
The net effect, they suggest, will in fact be a reduction in oxygen delivery to a wide variety of vascular beds caused by disadvantageous changes in the microcirculation.
This change may result in knock-on disadvantageous changes in the cell, potentially affecting other signaling pathways associated with aging/longevity.
This analysis suggests that higher doses of olanzapine LAI may be associated with both clinically desirable efficacy outcomes, including fewer relapses and longer time to discontinuation, and disadvantageous changes in certain safety outcomes, such as greater weight gain.
Dental rehabilitation using conventional prostheses may be compromised or precluded by disadvantageous changes in oral anatomy, and radiotherapy can produce mucositis, xerostomia and disruption of bone healing processes [ 3].
One eye lost a single line of BCDVA because of a disadvantageous change in the regularity of the corneal astigmatism.
However, a rise in total cholesterol and a disadvantageous change in high-density lipoprotein/low-density lipoprotein ratio were also observed with obeticholic acid treatment [ 76▪▪].
These might be necessary characteristics, as due to haploidy in the dominant gametophyte, the chance for the propagation of a disadvantageous change is higher than in a polyploid organism.
These genetic variants represent ancestral alleles, presumably under selective pressure, that have become disadvantageous after changes in environment and of lifestyle [51], [53], [54].
We found that both PE_PGRS17 and PE_PGRS18 are under purifying selection as the majority of disadvantageous phenotypic changes would have been eliminated during evolution.
