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.
Within the soil, high sodium concentration can have a more deleterious effect on soil structure.
Moreover, the cognitive theories of emotional health advise that how an individual responds to a stressful situation may lead to more deleterious health outcomes than the event itself.
This intersection between the individual and his or her environment serves to explain why some caregivers seem less affected by caregiving stress, while others experience more deleterious health outcomes.
For example, compared with intimate partner physical violence, intimate partner sexual aggression has been found to be associated with a higher risk of homicide and more deleterious health outcomes [ 3].
Specific comments: Syphilis is far more deleterious to birth outcomes than other bacterial sexually transmitted infections and, therefore, the potential risks associated with missed diagnoses should be made in clearer in the paper.
Compulsory IPs are thought to be more deleterious to health outcomes, both because they deter the poor from accessing services, but also because they affect resource allocation in such a way that services are not used by those who would benefit most [ 11, 56].
Our data indicate that the sperm head vacuoles were even more deleterious for the outcome of classical IVF than for ICSI.
There is, however, another, more insidious provision in the Constitution that has a less obvious but more deleterious impact on voting outcomes — its delegation of authority to the states to run and regulate elections.
99 When they co-exist at the same time or at different times as in the current and ex-smoking transit workers, a more rapid and deleterious outcome ensues.
