Sentence examples for more adverse for from inspiring English sources

Concluding, the impact of increased temperature and pCO2 was clearly more adverse for the species than exposure to the synthetic progestin, however, some interactions between the progestin and the climate factors were observed.

Considering that the in vivo condition is more adverse for the d-luciferin to penetrate the cell/hydrogel complex, we investigated the in vivo kinetics luciferase activity after d-luciferin administration and found that the cell-only group showed more rapidly increasing luciferase activity on day 0, compared with both hydrogel groups.

In glioblastoma a high ratio of miR-17 to miR-221/222 was predictive of better overall survival suggesting that high miR-221/222 expression is more adverse for patients than high miR-17 expression.

Whole-grain carbohydrates are regarded as more favorable while refined carbohydrates are regarded as more adverse for cardiovascular risk [ 9, 15, 23], not only due to their cereal fiber content but also for their glycemic index properties.

There are no data on long-term trends in risk factors for the individual South Asian groups but the data from the Health Survey for England 10 suggest that trends in mortality may continue to be relatively more adverse for Bangladeshis and Pakistanis than Indians.

Overall, our study shows that the relative vulnerabilities of the two study populations varies across counties, with generally higher (and more adverse) scores for vulnerability of rural populations in the central Tibet, and for urban residents in the West and Southeast.

The original tests only looked at a "baseline" and a "more adverse" scenario for the American economy.

We need to be very careful to avoid making both types of the classic errors in supervision in financial crises...We also need to be careful to keep thinking through more adverse scenarios for the economy and the financial system and the policy responses that may be appropriate if they materialize.

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

This could reflect a more adverse intrauterine environment for twins (1, 3), especially for monozygotic (MZ) twins due to frequently shared placenta.

The more adverse projection is for homes declining 22% in 2009 and an additional 7% next year.