Sentence examples for further deleterious effects from inspiring English sources

However, even though many of these students' problems appertain to the school environment and its practices, sole engagement on the WBLP can have further deleterious effects; in particular, attitudes to school can worsen.

Radial shortening has further deleterious effects in that it alters the congruency of the DRUJ and increases tension on the triangular fibrocartilage complex; these changes can result in increased pain and decreased rotation at the DRUJ, with nearly 50%% loss in pronation and ~30 % loss in supination with 10 mm shortening.

Notably the present study was performed in very young GK rats, and thus a more or less continuous activity of iNOS-derived NO might have further deleterious effects on the β-cell in the long run and earlier studies showed that β-cell numbers were diminished in 6-months old GK rats [15].

In stress conditions, these species can initiate further deleterious effects on biomolecules and cause cellular damage.

We plan to continue evaluating personal exposure to air pollutants to determine further deleterious effects on health, including adverse pregnancy outcome.

This reduced carboxylation would decrease the capacity of photosystem I to accept electrons from PSII63, further exacerbating the deleterious effects of excess energy on the thylakoid membranes.

Oxidative stress in diabetes coexists with a reduction in the antioxidant status, which can further increase the deleterious effects of free radicals.

Multiple design techniques were identified which would allow HGHE designers to further mitigate any deleterious effects, such as preferential heat transfer between adjacent pipes which may act as a 'short-circuit' mechanism, reducing HGHE effectiveness.

However, clinical trials of EPO treatment after myocardial infarction revealed discrepant results [33 35] presumably due to a trade-off between actual benefits reflecting improved cardiac function versus correction of incidental anaemia, further confounded by deleterious effects arising from increased haematocrit.

To further investigate the deleterious effects of EF-G1 missense mutant proteins, we expressed the II032 mutant form CG4567-G538E in various tissues.

To further prove the deleterious effects of knocking down PINK1 on the proteasome function, we measured proteasome activity by proteasome-mediated degradation of mCFP-degron, corroborating that PINK1 KD significantly impairs proteasome function (Figure 8D).