Sentence examples for have unfavourable from inspiring English sources

Low-fat diets can have unfavourable effects on these, and other, blood parameters.

The director of the UK Trade Policy Observatory, Professor Leonard Alan Winters, who authored one of the essays, said a failure by the UK to maintain preferential trade deals could have unfavourable consequences for both trade and foreign policy.

Objective: Previous studies have shown that pregnancy may have unfavourable effects on oral health.

Even though fish stocking might have unfavourable effects on the genetic composition of wild populations, stocking programmes are currently developed in significant numbers in the Baltic Sea.

However, because PEGylation may also have unfavourable effects, such as inhibition of receptor binding and reduction of target-to-background ratio, its impact must be carefully evaluated for a new peptide.

In areas known to have unfavourable geological and hydrogeological conditions (groundwater potentials and known impact pathways), no exploration and exploitation of unconventional gas (via deep-drilling and hydraulic fracturing) should be allowed.

Two patients had unfavourable outcome; both had cut-through of the implant, out of the head.

The formation of this agglomerated structure has unfavourable impacts on the physical and chemical features of nanoparticles.

These patients had dramatically worse functional outcome: out of 37 patients with ACLF, 34 (92%) had unfavourable neurology or died within 28 days.

Results: Of the 319 patients included in the study, 118 (37 %) had unfavourable neurological outcomes at 18-month after decompressive craniectomy for severe TBI.

Two patients had unfavourable outcome, due to cut-through of the implant, out of the head after 8 weeks of surgery.