Sentence examples for have unfavourable effects from inspiring English sources

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

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.

The inflammatory response after CPB may have unfavourable effects especially in high-risk patients, for example, the very elderly.

4 On the other hand, dihydropyridine CCBs might have unfavourable effects on diastolic function due to reflex tachycardia.

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

Many of these therapies remain limited to experimental studies, have unfavourable side effects or a high cost burden preventing their translation to clinical research.

Although they represent a valuable alternative to heated humidifiers, artificial noses have unfavourable mechanical effects.

Most studies performed with GIK infusion protocols were originally not designed to achieve TGC; they do not result in adequate glucose regulation and may in some patients have unfavourable side effects.

65,  66 While a large armamentarium of treatment options for IBS-C is available, the majority of these options lack proven efficacy from clinical trial data and/or have unfavourable side-effect profiles.