Sentence examples for less damaging to the host from inspiring English sources

This is consistent with previous results showing that pulmonary immune responses in the presence of iBALT are more efficient and less damaging to the host [7].

The Th1/Th17 response was shown to be less damaging to the host through reduced fungal burden, no eosinophilia or airway damage and no systemic IgE load (Zhang et al., 2009).

This would appear far less damaging to the patient than the conventional rib-crushing method.

You could argue that this scenario is itself an embarrassment, no less damaging to the state's reputation than Anthony Weiner and Eliot Spitzer.

The idea behind sustainable materials is that they are less damaging to the environment to produce, consuming fewer natural resources and creating less pollution.

Anticipating that standard, Canadian oil companies have embarked on a race to develop cleaner technologies that will make their production less damaging to the environment.

(These are less damaging to the pocketbook than the recently discontinued Kardashian Kard, a prepaid credit card that was pulled for its predatory fee structure).

Proponents of fungal herbicides say they may prove to be much less damaging to the environment than chemical herbicides that are now typically used to fumigate drug fields.

As the use of palm oil as a biofuel declines, it remains to be seen whether its alternatives prove more or less damaging to the environment.

Even environmentalists embrace this part of the plan, because water storage below ground in the sandy, porous soil here is considered less damaging to the surroundings than reservoirs.

The Monopolies and Mergers Commission blocked BSkyB's attempted takeover of United, which would have been far less damaging to the club and the industry.