Sentence examples for have negative affects from inspiring English sources

Chronic or short-term exposure to higher temperatures during the reproductive stage of development can have negative affects on pollen viability, fertilization, and grain or fruit formation relative to vegetative growth (Hatfield 2008).

The lab can have negative affects such as returning your pet to level 1.

Following this notion, mutating a hub protein of an essential network is most likely to have negative fitness affects.

The loan is also sent to my account at a point after I have actually started university, so for the first few weeks at university I'll have to fund myself with money I've saved up from working for the past year (which may have had a negative affect on my grades).

In our study, the iron intake from the supplement was very low (2.9 mg/day) and was not expected to have similar negative affects when high dose of iron (30 to 60 mg/day) were administrated.

As a white woman, I've never really had to think about how my race adds to the gender inequality I face, because being white hasn't had a negative affect on my life.

In fact, Trump's election has already had a negative affect in this area.

"It can have a good affect, it can have a negative affect.

Mothers of children in special care have negative recollections of birth affecting their behaviour with their child [ 30].

A status effect has a chance of happening in battle, and they have negative effects for the affected.

Now if we see economies overseas -- from Europe to Latin America to China -- begin to suffer, that is going to have a negative affect on the stock market as well".