Sentence examples for lead to negative effects from inspiring English sources
Moreover, the emulsifier-free emulsion polymerization has been proved to effectively eliminate the shortcomings of emulsifier that could lead to negative effects on the material properties [16, 17], and it is a potentially practical method in preparing environmentally friendly core-shell nanoparticles.
But failing to manage change and disruption may lead to negative effects that might have been mitigated with some forethought including public backlash against military programs as warranted, the second return path of the military-society feedback loop mentioned earlier.
Therefore, competition for shelter with crayfish could lead to negative effects on the salmon population [30].
These difficulties frequently lead to negative effects on patient care and job satisfaction of ICU professionals.
Previous research found that over-emphasis on scores would lead to negative effects on learning (Crooks, 1988; Kohn, 1994).
In fact, more than 60% say talking about or thinking about finances mentally drains them, and 72% are more likely to keep their credit card debt to themselves than share with others, resulting in isolation that can lead to negative effects on physical and mental health.
In gene expression, gene mutations often lead to negative effect of protein translation in prokaryotic organisms.
At the same time, the full-length virus envelope S protein as immunogen may cause the immune system to overreact, which leads to negative effects such as aggravation of illness; thus a shorter RBD area can effectively avoid this problem, such as SARS vaccine [ 22].
Lying can be criminal, when it implicates and leads to negative effects for society at large.
The transformation of swidden landscapes into more intensive land uses has generally increased household incomes, but has also led to negative effects on the social and human capital of local communities to varying degrees.
"The collapse on world markets led to negative effects for servicing existing loans, which in turn contributed to — in the view of the banks — to declining creditworthiness, which in turn created a corresponding reaction in the capital markets, and so forth," he said.
