Sentence examples for harmful call from inspiring English sources

In essence she is confusing phylogeny and classification, as is so often done nowadays (e.g. in a recent profoundly muddled and conceptually and taxonomically harmful call for the abolition of the name prokaryotes [ 181]).

"The current methods of dealing with these potentially harmful calls are clearly ineffective.

Be aware that if someone feels they've received a threatening or harmful telephone call, they can dial *57 to have the call traced and contact the police.

When the pathogen establishes itself in a step known as colonization, it can result in an infection, consequently harming the host directly or through the harmful substances called toxins it can produce.

A severe diet might actually lead to the creation of potentially harmful chemicals called ketones".

Dismayed, he renounced the writing life, noting in his diary, "I have at this point and definitively eliminated from my life that ridiculous and harmful thing called literature".

One form, known as +catechin, is also found in green tea and was already known as an antioxidant, able to neutralize the harmful molecules called reactive oxygen species that are thought to speed the aging process.

A small amount hits earth as relatively short (and harmful) wavelengths called ultraviolet radiation.

ApoC-III also stimulates production of harmful lipids called triglycerides, and high levels raise the risk of cardiovascular disease.

The exploration problem has been extensively studied in unsafe networks containing malicious hosts of a highly harmful nature, called black holes, which completely destroy mobile agents that visit them.

While testosterone is known to ramp up growth rates and improve food-begging efficiency, antioxidants increase chicks' immunity and reduce the amounts of harmful molecules called free radicals, which damage tissues.