He added: "Just the words have damaging effects.
Chronic stress can have damaging effects on key areas of the brain.
Research suggests that rewards may work in the short term but have damaging effects in the long term.
In the design of high-Q micro/nano-resonators, dissipation mechanisms may have damaging effects on the quality factor (Q).
Excess secretion of growth hormone does, however, have damaging effects in man, for it produces overgrowth of the skeleton.
Likewise, some panics follow particularly big declines in house and stock prices, which have damaging effects on their own.
While forced rankings can have damaging effects on corporate cultures, they can be a useful tool for differentiating employees under the right circumstances.
Their remarkably similar findings indicate that group-based care can have damaging effects on some aspects of emotional and social development for the under two age group.
And long-term exposure to individual pesticides – for up to a month – is also likely to have damaging effects, the scientists say.
Special preserving fluids will prevent cell destruction by ice crystals, but these fluids have damaging effects if introduced into whole organs such as the kidney.
But if the comments against the lecturer are personal, then it is collapsing the separation of the public with the private and could have damaging effects for the lecturer.
