Sentence examples for far more deleterious from inspiring English sources

"My concern is that there may eventually be unnecessary deaths because of this," Dr. Miller said, "and the impact may be far more deleterious than any overall effect of anthrax".

This week in Chicago at Greenbuild, the worlds' largest green building conference, a different type of snake oil is being peddled, one even more dubious and with far more deleterious effect: the Sustainable Forestry Initiative SFII) eco-label for wood and paper products.

Our analysis also predicts that increasing the degradation rate is far more deleterious than down-regulation of either the sequestering or the degradation rate.

We argue events like this are far more deleterious to tree reconstruction algorithms than they are to the recipient cells.

The pervasive increasing entropy in tumor cell evolution will, as in the normal cells, generate far more deleterious than favorable genetic and epigenetic events.

Very minor points: I do not understand the sentence " We argue events like this are far more deleterious to tree reconstruction algorithms than they are to the recipient cells".

"I believe beta blockers are far more beneficial than deleterious and have no qualms about prescribing them".

Relevant control experiments revealed that extensive over-irradiation has only a moderate deleterious effect (entry 8), whereas deoxygenation is far more crucial (entry 9).

We conclude that, far from rescuing tko 25t, combined expression of the two transgenes is more deleterious than of either alone.

Dr. Halverson, Dorothy's purported oncologist and an old suitor from her City College days, had recently pronounced the disease so far gone that the risks of conventional treatment, if Dorothy were to change her mind, would be more deleterious than the risks of doing nothing.

However, replication with δ > 0 occurs far more frequently than replication with δ = 0: As much as 99.7% of the replication contains at least one deleterious substitution at d = 5 and λ = 0.307.