Sentence examples for lead to unfavourable effects from inspiring English sources
Although direct transformation of CRs in fields is an alternative for their cost effective utilization but bulky undecomposed residues can lead to unfavourable effects on successive crop growth and yields due to production of certain phytotoxic allelo chemicals (Inderjit et al. 2004).
This may result in unnecessary further testing, leading to unfavourable effects such as patient anxiety, high costs, somatisation and morbidity.
Third, traditional methods for selection against mortality can lead to unfavourable response to selection, because these methods ignore the social effect an individual has on it's group members (so-called social interactions) [ 2, 10- 12].
Advice was taken from the Met solicitor who reckoned that they could not stop publication and, if they tried, it could "lead to unfavourable comment about the police".
Our study thus contributes to a more comprehensive understanding of how institutionalised pathways into occupational labour markets may lead to unfavourable employment outcomes among IVET graduates.
For HGHEs, the seasonal variation of the ground temperature may lead to unfavourable working conditions and, consequently, to an efficiency reduction.
On the other hand, the low utilization of maternal health care services subjects women to high risks that lead to unfavourable consequences and increase the likelihood of maternal morbidity, mortality and disability.
Thus resin discoloration over time may lead to unfavourable aesthetics especially in these prostheses.
Four main hypotheses exist regarding the pathways through which exposure to unfavourable socioeconomic circumstances across one's lifecourse might lead to unfavourable health outcomes.
Thus, characteristics of the preterm infant combined with parental stress can lead to unfavourable transactions between the parent and child.
The current study shows that the nicotine patch may increase diastolic blood pressure at the end of pregnancy, which may potentially lead to unfavourable pregnancy outcomes.
