Sentence examples for more deleterious effects from inspiring English sources

The garden is connected to a warren of barrooms and dining nooks; this labyrinthine layout can exacerbate the beer's more deleterious effects.

Inhaled cannabis also produces more deleterious effects on cognitive performance than oral administration (Ranganathan and D'Souza, 2006), which would be counter-therapeutic for PTSD.

The coexistence of storm events during the study period proved to have similar or even more deleterious effects on the benthic environment.

Not students, not private higher education providers, not researchers, not the thinktanks, and certainly not the Russell group of 24 elite UK universities, which have previously been inured from the more deleterious effects of the higher education reforms introduced by the coalition government.

But research published this week suggests that astronauts may be subject to more deleterious effects.Much has been made of the physiological changes that microgravity can induce in astronauts.

Rationale: In ICU patients with bacterial meningitis, Mourvillier et al. [140] found more deleterious effects in the induced hypothermia group.

They worry that the camp training environment could have a more deleterious effect on Kenya's Olympic chances than the ethnic violence that occurred in January and February.

Results showed that impact damage has more deleterious effect on the compression strength of composite laminate than drilling.

He argues that corruption in China has a much more "deleterious effect" than on other countries So, China can't achieve an 'orderly rebalancing' in which growth merely slows.

Met252 oxidation has a more deleterious effect on FcRn binding than M428 oxidation, whereas Met428 oxidation has a bigger destabilization effect on the thermal stability.

Conservatory training encourages pianists to focus on a tiny repertoire and competitions have an even more deleterious effect, rewarding "simple adequacy over eccentric originality".