Sentence examples for have unfavourable influence from inspiring English sources
Since vitamins and minerals are biologically active, both their deficiency and excess have unfavourable influence on human health, especially in childhood when providing adequate vitamin and mineral intakes is crucial for the child's physical, motor, mental and emotional development.
In rectal cancer, studies on the prognostic role of p53 showed disappointing results; p53 overexpression or gene mutation were found to have unfavourable influence on survival (Adell et al, 1999; Liang et al, 1999; Schwadner et al, 2000a, b), but other studies did not confirm the relationship between the p53 status and patients' outcome (Elsaleh et al, 1999; Nehls et al, 1999; Sturm et al, 1999).
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.
Therefore, participants with missing data did not always have unfavourable levels of risk factors.
Shoulder complaints are common in primary care and have unfavourable long term prognosis.
Moreover, an unemployed individual who feels ill may be reluctant to consult a physician for fear that the moral connotations of the employment situation become explicit, or for fear that a document of poor health may have an unfavourable influence on employment prospects.
Housing of dairy cattle has an unfavourable influence on claw health, but the negative influence of confined dairy systems may be reduced if they are well designed [ 5].
In conclusion, this study shows that KLK10 and KLK6 co-expression has an unfavourable influence on the survival in patients with PDAC and was significantly associated with R1 resection status.
Two patients had unfavourable outcome; both had cut-through of the implant, out of the head.
