Sentence examples for harmful to developing from inspiring English sources
Trade scholars and development advocates frequently criticize the agreement as economically harmful to developing countries.
"Children are still being exposed to passive smoke, which is extremely harmful to developing lungs," said the actress.
Even better news is that frequent, daily use -- which experts agree is the most harmful to developing young minds -- is also down considerably.
But as I was scrubbing in, the nurse asked, "We're using fluoroscopy in this case, so there's no chance you're pregnant, right?" Fluoroscopy is an imaging technique that uses X-rays, and the radiation exposure is thought to be harmful to developing fetuses.
Scientists found that the cocktail of chemicals in cigarettes is particularly harmful to developing liver cells.
The concept of a virally induced congenital malformation syndrome opened the door to the possibility that other viruses (toxoplasmosis and cytomegalovirus), as well as drugs (thalidomide and Accutane), chemicals (methyl mercury) and environmental agents (radiation exposure), might also be harmful to developing humans.
He cited the results of one of these studies, which had been conducted by the well known Swedish oncologist and epidemiologist Dr. Lennart Hardell, who had found that prolonged use of cell phones could "triple" the risk of developing a certain type of brain cancer, and that cell phone radiation might be especially harmful to the developing brains of children.
ZIKV infection causes severe neuroimmunopathology and is particularly harmful to the developing fetuses of infected pregnant women causing various developmental abnormalities.
We hypothesized that, when controlled for delivery gestational age, potential prolonged exposure to inflammation/infection could be harmful to the developing fetus.
In sum, our results suggest that chronic exposure to 2,5-HD is harmful to the developing embryo, especially in the context of neurodevelopment.
