Classicists will recognise that the original Greek meant things that make you numb, which may or may not be harmful depending on circumstances.
An excessive number of Steiner points may be inserted during the process of boundary recovery for constrained tetrahedral mesh generation, and these Steiner points are harmful in some circumstances.
Niswander says it is clear that folic acid is good for human fetuses, but the new study makes her wonder whether high levels of the vitamin may be harmful in some circumstances.
While some of these bacteria could be harmful under certain circumstances, they're mixed in with many more that benefit us by strengthening our immunity and helping our digestion.
73 Thus, even though vitamins or antioxidant substances show benefits against a certain disease in preclinical studies, they might show no benefit or could be harmful under clinical circumstances.
These results support the advice that antibiotics are not recommended in spontaneous preterm labour with intact membranes and that the description of antibiotics can even be harmful in these circumstances.
More recent studies, however, seem to suggest that chronic overstimulation of angiotensin II receptors might also exert a hypertrophic and antiangiogenic influence on cardiovascular tissues and that therefore the "long term consequences of ARB therapy might be less beneficial and could even be harmful in some circumstances".
As juicy as that pick might look, theoretically it might have a harmful affect on the circumstances of the team".
Research has established a base of knowledge about the harmful effects of disadvantageous circumstances on education and health.
The retreat from marriage is only as harmful as the social circumstances of non-marriage, which are mutable.
