Sentence examples for injurious effect from inspiring English sources

In rat hepatocytes, similar phosphate concentrations also induced cell injury, but in these cells, an injurious effect of high phosphate was also seen at 37°C, in line with data described previously [ 24], and roughly doubled during cold storage.

And now, with the negative reporting, I think that is having an injurious effect on the whole movement, on the Fellowship, and what it represents".

The overall finding was that at about 20 miles an hour, "the air bag's protective effect becomes large enough to offset its injurious effect" -- with the net effect of providing more benefit than harm.

So when it happened again – apparently without the same injurious effect – Bay knew what would be coming after the game, too.

In fact, scientific findings linking any commercial product to an injurious effect, or imposing costs on business, have almost always met a wall of rejection by the industry affected.

"If it were adopted," Mr. Scheffer said of that bill, "I think it would have an injurious effect on U.S. national interests and it would set back the cause of international justice unnecessarily.

In the present study, we investigated the biological safety of platinum nanoparticles in mice and found that platinum particles of less than 1 nm induced kidney injury, although the injurious effects were reduced by increasing the nanoparticle size.

In the liver, preconditioning prevented postischemic ROS generation and hepatic injury as well as the injurious effects in the lung following liver transplantation.

Hydrogen peroxide is involved in many types of cell injury and exerts most of its injurious effects in conjunction with chelatable iron.

In addition, TNFα may have direct injurious effects on the podocyte, the target of injury in nephrotic disorders.

But they will also examine new ways to blunt the injurious effects of hockey's speed.