Sentence examples for more adverse consequences from inspiring English sources

These changes in ion concentrations from combined salinity and hypoxia can have more adverse consequences for growth than from salinity alone.

Retirement is akin to a perpetual sabbatical with far more adverse consequences.

Two overlapping problems are worsening the situation regarding diarrheal disease within Africa: the failure to control the spread of diarrheal pathogens, due to unclean water, poor sanitation, and malnutrition; and the failure to contain resistant organisms and resistant genes so that, when infections occur, they produce more adverse consequences.

Moreover, poor health striking in young adulthood seems to result in more adverse employment consequences compared to a similar situation later in life, particularly among people with low educational attainment [ 12].

Mental health and counseling have been taboo at best for many years and now as people start to discuss these topics more, one adverse consequence is many in our community being more confused about what they are supposed to do with the information they are hearing and how it is supposed to fit into their lives.

They can have a major impact lasting many years or decades; and can affect large groups of people including those that are more susceptible to adverse consequences.

Table 3 shows the proportion of students reporting 1 or more of 13 adverse consequences of alcohol consumption.

Prevalence of HAC measured using the Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test for Consumption (AUDIT-C) and the proportion of university students reporting 1 or more of 13 adverse consequences linked to HAC.

The MCA index was normalised to a mean of zero and a standard deviation of 1, hence positive scores indicate more adverse health system consequences.

Employees with lower socioeconomic position typically report higher ERI at work and they suffer more from the adverse consequences of ERI with respect to cardiovascular risk [ 4].

"Look," Ryan added, "I wish we could just pass a law saying everybody should make more money without any adverse consequences".