Sentence examples for equally adverse from inspiring English sources

Note that an equal effect size does not imply that it will always be equally adverse in different species/individuals (such as a 5% decrease in hematocrit in anemic vs. nonanemic persons).

The use of an effect metric does not necessarily imply that a given change is equally adverse in all individuals (or species).

Diabetic patients without myocardial infarction (MI) and MI patients without diabetes have a high and equally adverse long-term risk of cardiovascular death compared with the general population (1, 2).

Perhaps more chillingly, the youngest of white voters in these states were equally as adverse as older generations to vote for Obama.

When the individual components are equally considered as adverse by patients, then it may be appropriate to combine them.

Other less frequent but equally important adverse events were anorexia (29%), taste changes (52%), nausea/vomiting (33%), epigastralgia (36%), diarrhea (26%) and thyroid function abnormalities (12%).

Thus, subtle changes in fetal development may result in a chronic and equally subtle, adverse effects in adult growth, reproduction or health which may be economically significant but are not readily corrected by management or veterinary intervention.

Many low-dose stimulatory responses with equally likely adverse consequences include increased cell replication, DNA synthesis; blood pressure, heart rate, interleukin-2 release, prolactin release, testosterone concentration, luteinizing hormone concentration, and dopamine outflow (Calabrese and Baldwin 2003b).

Suspicion of ventilator-associated pneumonia or tracheobronchitis is equally associated with adverse clinical outcomes.

Equally, some serious adverse events, such as dengue hemorrhagic fever from a mosquito bite, are unrelated to the study drug or procedures.

Equally, poor parenting, adverse childhood experiences and poverty have all been linked to poorer childhood, adolescent and adult health and wellbeing [ 6- 10].