Sentence examples for malignant effect from inspiring English sources

Philip Glass has been writing music for films since the mid-1980's, but unlike most other film composers, his scores for commercial hits like "The Truman Show" are far less well known than his contributions to experimental films, particularly Godfrey Reggio's sweeping paeans to nature (and humanity's malignant effect on it).

No one thinks that turning aid workers into commodities brokers is a good way to finance programs — it's about 25 percent less efficient than cash, and it can have the same malignant effect on local farmers that other food shipments can have.

The idea of one man, one vote is increasingly crazy in this country, and so is the malignant effect of money on our political life, as you have been reporting a long time now.

More importantly, these data highlight the malignant effect of developing youth-onset type 2 diabetes and emphasize the need for primary prevention of obesity starting at a very young age.

This metaphor builds on the notion that the first steps in tumor development take place during a common early developmental phase when the immature cells that are the source of neuroblastoma are still present in the sympathetic nervous system, whereas subsequent tumorigenic events differ in malignant effect between the genetic routes.

The malignant effects of transmission delay and noise can be significantly reduced by using a decaying consensus gain function.

Instead, the United States must first counter the malignant effects of Russia-Iranian influence in Syria by strongly backing those opposition forces who believe in a democratic, pluralistic, united Syria without Assad.

Subsequent changes in cell growth and cell cycle induce a progression of malignant effects [ 17, 18].

Therefore, periodic alternation between sitting and standing has been suggested to prevent the malignant effects of prolonged static sitting.

For the LASSO selection, the risk is balanced between the relieving effect of –3p and the malignant effects of –4q and –Xp (and, respectively).

This is paramount when one considers the numerous indirect costs of depression such as absenteeism, decreased productivity, increased risk for secondary complications, and malignant effects on dependent family members [ 16, 17].