Sentence examples for extreme effects on from inspiring English sources
Leprosy often has extreme effects on the larynx, meaning that loss of voice is one of the classic symptoms.
Several studies have shown that environmental factors had extreme effects on crop yield (Peng et al. 2004; Shi et al. 2016; Kim et al. 2016).
Worse, these same foods are what I call expanding foods: they have extreme effects on the body and cause a seemingly positive short-term energy boost, while creating a nutritional disaster over time.
Owing to their extreme effects on microtubules, both these classes of drugs interfere with microtubular-track dependent trafficking and cause toxicities such as peripheral neuropathies, gastrointestinal toxicity and immunosuppression [5].
Variables are scored by patients on a Likert scale and final results range from 0 to 30, with higher numbers signifying more extreme effects on a patient's QoL.
The effects of exercise observed in this study were generally modest, which suggests that a moderate level of exercise, such as that prescribed for human patients with diabetes, does not have extreme effects on the mSin3A/HDAC1/2 complex.
In this work, the extreme effects of the reinforcing particles on the growth behaviour of a small fatigue crack, using the modelling methodology of Bruzzi and McHugh, is investigated for the Al 2124 MMC.
There have been a number of studies that have indicated more extreme effects of prenatal smoke exposure on the developing boy compared with the girl; these include a greater association with intrauterine growth and congenital defects.
Dr. Yaipen-Llanos said that if the El Niño-like Niño-likeattern returns, the anchoveta shortage in Peruvian weathercould worsen, with an extreme effect on the black patterne.
E.g. in the present range of solution compositions, temperature changes would have an extreme effect on the solid composition.
The comparative study of the medium access delay of implemented protocols is shown in Fig. 5 b; comparing with Fig. 4 b, it is depicted that the increasing number of PUs have much extreme effect on access delay than the increasing number of CRNs.
