Sentence examples for having deleterious effects from inspiring English sources

More than half the introduced species that take hold are having deleterious effects, said Jennifer Molnar, a conservation scientist at the Nature Conservancy who led that study, which was published in the journal Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment.

Fire is viewed as having deleterious effects on woody and grass species richness (Smart et al. 1985) and that it precipitates the decline of trees by inhibiting recruitment (Nangendo 2005).

Yesterday, The Verge published comments made by investor and former Facebook executive Chamath Palihapitiya, quoting his interview last month at Stanford's Graduate School of Business, where he echoed recent comments made by former Facebook  president Sean Parker that the platform is having deleterious effects on society.

Hence, inhibiting glycolysis could specifically target cancer cells without having deleterious effects on normal cells.

This is having deleterious effects on female reproduction in general and a major impact on maternity services.

In both analyses, CIs were wide so the possibility of long provider delays having deleterious effects on stage at diagnosis and survival cannot be excluded.

The interruption of effective ART in Option B may have deleterious effects on maternal health.

Compensatory mechanisms are effective initially but, eventually, they can have deleterious effects.

Several studies also contradict the conclusion that these chemicals have deleterious effects.

As I pointed out, one had deleterious effects and was only banned in 2001.

This development had deleterious effects on the Balkan states.