Sentence examples for its deleterious effect from inspiring English sources
But he opposes it on the grounds of its deleterious effect -- not so much to the victims of torture, but to the side performing it.
The high prevalence of hypertension together with its deleterious effect on health make it a major public health problem; In a recent report the Institute of Medicine called hypertension "a neglected disease that is often ignored by the general public and underappreciated by the medical community" [ 3].
2) the President has said nothing, nada, zilch, about the fundamental sex discrimination inherent in Nelson/Stupak-type legislation, nor about its deleterious effect on women's health, It's time to start over with this so-called healthcare bill.
First, according to the amyloid hypothesis, deposition of amyloid-beta is the first step in the amyloid cascade, and it seems reasonable that by stopping this process one may prevent its deleterious effect.
She writes about fuel consumption, about ports, about navigation, about noise pollution and its deleterious effect on whales.
Like many free soilers before the war, he denounced slavery for its deleterious effect on the lives of whites, not blacks.
One possible explanation for how cytoplasmic PSA can rescue phenotypes mediated by supposedly extracellular Aβ is that a highly toxic subpopulation of Aβ migrates into the cytoplasm where it exerts its deleterious effects.
An important example is the toxin of Shigella dysenteriae, which has been shown to travel from the cell surface across endosomes, and the Golgi apparatus en route to the endoplasmic reticulum, and the cytosol, where it exerts its deleterious effects.
Most cultures have taboos against close inbreeding (Brown 1991) and most nonhuman animals appear to avoid it, ostensibly as an adaptation to prevent its deleterious effects (Pusey and Wolf 1996).
Moreover, the inverse relationship between juice consumption and blood Pb indicates that frequent consumption of juices could be an effective way of keeping the blood Pb levels low, thereby avoiding its deleterious effects.
The editors of n+1 trace the mainstreaming of sociological terminology, and its deleterious effects.
