Sentence examples for hypothesized adverse from inspiring English sources

Academic difficulties are another hypothesized adverse outcome of chronic community violence exposure.

In rats, exposure to 0.4 ppm O3 for 1 4 days lowered the serum retinol concentration by 85% (Takahashi et al. 1990), which supports the hypothesized adverse effects of O3, because vitamin A deprivation during organogenesis is known to cause several congenital defects (Lohnes et al. 1995).

Well-designed RCTs are needed to investigate hypothesized untoward and adverse effects of e-interventions for medication management in ambulatory care.

We hypothesized that adverse maternal and perinatal outcomes may not be improved by early cesarean delivery.

We hypothesized that adverse driving experiences (including MVCs, police stops, or being asked to stop driving) might affect driving behavior so we examined these characteristics in our regressions.

We hypothesized that adverse outcomes in the labor and delivery suite, including hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy, could be decreased with a combination of interventions, even among high-risk pregnancies.

It has been hypothesized that adverse health effects are related to living in a neighborhood with an SES that is discordant with one's own SES [ 19].

In this study, we hypothesized that adverse respiratory response in our cohort may be associated with a component of traffic emissions as measured by BC or NO2.

Based on the above-described associations, we hypothesized that adverse neighborhood and housing conditions may exacerbate the detrimental effects on lower-body functioning associated with diabetes.

Considering these inconsistencies, we hypothesized that adverse metabolic effects due to POPs may occur more at low but persistent exposures rather than at high exposures, for example, if the adverse effects were caused by endocrine disruption (Lee et al. 2006a).

In accordance with "the latent effect life course model", it was hypothesized that adverse early-life social conditions increase the risk of subsequent tooth loss and impaired OIDP, independent of later-life social conditions.