Sentence examples for more deleterious consequences from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the presence of Slo2.2 subunits of altered function results in more deleterious consequences than the complete absence of such subunits.

As a result of this prolonged limited access to nutrients, chronic food insecurity could have more deleterious consequences compared to transient food shocks.

Finally, debates over "risk messaging" related to biomonitoring research are most difficult when health implications warrant exposure-reduction, but interventions are either impossible, unjust, or would produce more deleterious consequences.

While the normally functioning heart may be able to absorb subtle alterations in the distribution of Cx43, such as those induced by short-term pacing, in the setting of additional insults similar changes in Cx43 distribution may result in more deleterious electrophysiologic consequences.

Mutations in such genes will on average have more deleterious fitness consequences than mutations occurring in genes expressed later on, because they may have cascading consequences for the later steps in development and thus may broadly alter the adult phenotype [ 29- 31].

However, thioether modification by GSH also prevents DHA and DHB residues from further reaction to form protein protein crosslinks that are likely to have more deleterious functional consequences.

The increased frequency of hypoglycemia observed during tight control glycemia should be kept in mind before extending this therapeutic approach in patients with severe brain damage and possibly more sensitive to the deleterious consequences of a hypoglycemic episode.

This is achieved without deleterious consequences partly because women are more dependent on fat oxidation than men in periods of high energy requirements like exercise, when men tend to utilize more carbohydrates [ 125].

A regulatory change in an existing microRNA resulting in its misexpression in a foreign tissue, on the other hand, may result in more dramatic changes in the gene network, with deleterious consequences.

Knowledge of the TUF phenomenon and ways to overcome its deleterious consequences should provide investigators with a more nuanced approach towards handling issues related to C + G content and its effect upon assay robustness and efficiency.

These and other data suggest that factors associated with stress have negative health consequences, and that some stressors may have more deleterious effects in men than in women.