Sentence examples for harmful effects of different from inspiring English sources

We hypothesize that the harmful effects of different ventilation strategies depend on the type of underlying lung injury.

These calculators are usually designed for the general public and combine protective and harmful effects of different factors (diet, physical activity, weight, ethnicity, etc).

We set out to test the hypothesis that harmful effects of different ventilation strategies depend on the type of underlying lung injury.

Patients with different inflammatory diseases have shown elevated levels of adiponectin, and it is speculated that the elevated adiponectin is a counteracting mechanism to protect from harmful effects of different diseases [ 43].

The evidence in the report from Julie Rugg and David Rhodes of the Centre for Housing Policy at York University demonstrates the harmful effects of many different policies and that this leads to "exported costs" that we all bear – including costs to the NHS from the physical and mental health effects.

The potential harmful effects of the different plant species have not yet been described thoroughly and there is a need for thorough examination of plant extracts to test them for potential toxicity and mutagenicity.

The plants used for induction have a remarkable strong uterine contractive effect, however the potential harmful effects of the different plant species have not yet been described thoroughly and there is a need for thorough examination of plant extracts to test them for potential toxicity and mutagenicity.

Also, the different harmful effects of freezing thawing on highways in eastern Turkey are elucidated, supplemented with case studies.

These observations on the harmful effects of ESAs in cancer patients led to different recommendations of medical societies and authorities in the USA and Europe (Information for Health Professions, 2007; Aapro and Link, 2008; Rizzo et al, 2010; Schrijvers et al, 2010).

We propose interprofessional training opportunities for faculty and trainees in order to develop a common curriculum that will address professional culture differences, deliver safety education in a more 'authentic' environment and, hopefully, counteract harmful effects of hierarchical power dynamics that exist between different HP groups 21 and that hamper learning and competence.

Having grown up with a condition that can come with distressing self-consciousness because ritualised acts such as repetitive tapping act as constant, visible reminders that something is different, she is acutely aware of the harmful effects of stigma.