Sentence examples for having adverse affects from inspiring English sources

It is not clear how this technique is able to be executed on a Fog node without having adverse affects on core functionality.

The department conceded on a number of occasions that prolonged detention had adverse affects on asylum seekers' mental health.

In addition, the fine aggregate should have approximately the same gradation as the natural sand that it is replacing, and should not have adverse affects on workability for the particle shape or texture (Alexander and Mindess 2005).

Geo-accumulation index was noted between (0 and 1) which showed that sediment was uncontaminated to moderately contaminated and may have adverse affects on freshwater ecology of the river.

But when people of color rise to certain levels, advocating for diversity tends to have adverse affects.

Unrealistic standards, however, have adverse affects on students, especially those who are young and/or at risk.

Overuse, however, can have adverse affects, leaving an audience less convinced who would have otherwise fallen prey to this echo effect.

The health center performs between 45 and 50 circumcisions in one day, and less than 1percentt of patients have adverse affects, Canda said.

Adam rightly points out in the article that moving all the way to transparency, experimentation and empowerment suddenly and all at once can have adverse affects and I agree.

All experiments were performed in a sterile hood to prevent microbacterial contamination that could have adverse affects on the RBCs.

Furthermore, these results suggest that the widely prescribed anti-hypertensive drug, captopril, may have adverse affects on skeletal muscle growth and repair.