Laboratory tests have also demonstrated that ammonium can interfere with the development of mouse embryos.
"We don't know for sure," he said, "but a very reasonable possibility is that THC may actually interfere with the development of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease".
A significant number of people are born with similar conditions — collectively known as strabismus, or squint — a misalignment sometimes too subtle to attract notice but sufficient to interfere with the development of stereo vision.
As I sat watching a plane trailing a banner that read "Happy Birthday Dalai Lama" above the sparkling water, I thought about the Prime Directive, from "Star Trek": Starfleet officers may not interfere with the development of alien civilizations.
Two independent studies that have analysed the DNA sequences of patients and their parents – and compared them to healthy individuals – have found sets of key mutations that seem to interfere with the development of healthy nerve communications in the brain.
The researchers believe this is evidence that cannabis can interfere with the development of the adolescent brain, which continues to undergo neural growth and "rewiring" during early teenage years.
Medically induced suppression of the immune system also occurs when powerful drugs, which are designed to interfere with the development of T and B cells, are used to prevent the rejection of organ or bone marrow transplants or to damp down serious autoimmune responses.
Immune-active drugs may have the potential to interfere with the development of the immune system.
However it is suggested that administration of exogenous melatonin during pregnancy can interfere with the development of the postnatal circadian rhythm [79].
These findings suggest that performing concurrent strength/power training and routine soccer training is advisable because, in addition to an increase in neuromuscular performance and the anabolic environment, this training did not interfere with the development of aerobic capacity [8].
Syphacia muris commonly infects rats in laboratories at high prevalence even in well managed habitats (Perec-Matysiak, Okulewicz, Hildebrand, & Zalesny, 2006) and can interfere with the development of unrelated biological disorders (Trelis, Cortés, Fried, Marcilla, Esteban, et al., 2013).
