Sentence examples for for deleterious effects from inspiring English sources

We suggest that the interactions among washed-off nutrients and pesticides from agriculture and environmental factors account for deleterious effects on S. nasicus survival, growth and development rate, thereby compromising their health status.

In addition, serum was collected and analyzed for evidence of specific immune responses against the producer cells, and amniotic fluid was collected and analyzed for deleterious effects on producer cell viability, vector production, and vector transduction.

Many naturally occurring antioxidants have been tested for their ability to correct for deleterious effects of reactive oxygen species, but often they lack specificity, are tissue variable, and have marginal efficacy in human clinical trials.

Given the well-controlled nature of this study, this provides the strongest evidence for deleterious effects of advancing paternal age on social and exploratory behavior.

Therefore, the potential exists for deleterious effects from use of G-CSF as part of ovarian cancer therapy.

Previous research studies demonstrated that these resources compensate for deleterious effects of job demands and encourage employees development [ 10].

Using PANTHER for evolutionary analysis of coding SNPs, the protein sequence was given as input and analyzed for the E152Q and C239S SNPs for deleterious effect on protein function.

Among the different prognostic factors, presence of hepatic pedicle lymph nodes metastases is now recognized to be one of the strongest risk factor for tumor relapse and for deleterious effect on survival.

Using the prediction models SIFT (Copyright 1993 2010, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, Seattle, WA, USA) and Provean (http://provean.jcvi.org), the P160Cfs*14 mutation has a deleterious effect consistent with the synthesis of a truncated and non-functional protein (score −13.5; threshold for deleterious effect: below −2.5).

Inversions are one process contributing to genome evolution that allow for rearrangement toward optimal position, order, and orientation of genes and regulatory elements, and for escape from deleterious effects caused, for example, by some duplications.

The findings may have broad implications for understanding the mechanisms responsible for the deleterious effects of RBC transfusions in anaemic patients.