Sentence examples for harmful consequences for the from inspiring English sources

The reduction in harmful and dependent drinking shifted subjects into the hazardous drinking strata (increased risk of harmful consequences for the drinker without having yet caused any alcohol-related harm) when compared with both baseline and the control village.

The Stanford Research Institute presented a report to the American Petroleum Institute in 1968 that warned the release of carbon dioxide from burning fossil fuels could carry an array of harmful consequences for the planet.

"We show that assumption is not correct, and one app can in fact significantly impact another and result in harmful consequences for the user".

Fatalism is a supernatural belief, and it can indeed have harmful consequences for the way we act in the world.

A group of Black doctors in Los Angeles and throughout California have been waging a long, valiant, and lonely fight against a practice which has had disastrous effects on the quality of medical care in poor, and underserved communities and harmful consequences for the doctors.

Accordingly to Desowitz [23], the attributes of an experimental model of malaria in pregnancy should account for superior parasitemia and virulence for the mothers, when compared to non pregnant controls, and harmful consequences for the fetuses.

First, variants II and III were not detected in the large cohort of the NHLBI Exome variant server and in silico analysis predicts harmful consequences for variant I. Second, the expression of both variants in EHT induced hypercontractility, characterized by either higher amplitude and/or shorter kinetics of force under basal conditions.

Hazard identification within a system is the starting point of any risk identification or assessment process that emphasizes the critical components or factors that produce or could produce failure or harmful consequences for humans, assets, or the environment (Islam et al. [2006]; Islam [2008]).

Parents and children described the temptations of fast food in their environments, and the irony of other kinds of commercial sponsorship, underlining the point made by Hastings on the harmful consequences for public health of marketing [ 18]: "… And they're on about the obesity epidemic but they'll take on, say, McDonalds instead of Nike or Adidas to actually support those [sporting] facilities".

Acid rain is another long-range pollutant influenced by vehicle NOx emissions and resulting from the transport of NOx, oxidation in the air into NO 3 - and finally, precipitation of nitric acid with harmful consequences for building materials (corrosion of the surface) and vegetation.

Future research tracking drinking rates and harmful consequences for students in Sweden and the US using age-matched samples of individuals still enrolled in or just leaving high schools is needed, to better disentangle cultural, developmental and environmental (i.e. college setting) effects on drinking cross-culturally.