Sentence examples for most severe effects from inspiring English sources

The most severe effects were observed for eIF-1A and genes for several eIF2 and eIF3 subunits (eIF-2alpha, eIF-2beta, eIF3-S2, eIF3-S5, eIF3-S5, eIF3-S8, and eIF3-S9 ), which produced characteristic trees with truncated main branches and few, short higher order branches.

The most severe effects will come later this century, but planning and prevention should start now.

Those with the most severe effects include Paxil, Benadryl, a drug for overactive bladder called oxybutynin, and the schizophrenia drug clozapine.

The level of financing for renewable energy is not enough to cut carbon emissions and limit average global warming to 2 degrees Celsius, or 3.6 degrees Fahrenheit, the increase above which some of the most severe effects of climate change are predicted.

The results are regarded as most valid at the global level, but the clear implication is that the parts of the world already stricken by drought, such as Africa, will be the places where the projected increase will have the most severe effects.

The macroseismic epicentre calculated for the 6 April 1667 is close to Ragusa/Dubrovnik (42.659°N; 18.098°E), in the area of the most severe effects (Fig. 6).

Using a lifelong exposure scheme, we found significant alterations of reproductive development and impairment of several fertility end points by these compounds, the most severe effect resulting from combined exposure to a dietary level of genistein and a level of vinclozolin lower than the U.S. EPA-proposed NOAEL.

Peter Stott of the Met Office said the most severe effect of all these changes is likely to involve changes to the planet's ability to soak up carbon dioxide.

The most severe effect could be measured in the pace of homicides: 44 through the first 20 days of this month, 9 fewer than in all 31 days of the unseasonably cool month of July 2009.

The most severe effect of the medical malpractice bill that President Bush and the Senate majority leader, Bill Frist, are pushing will be on those who are most seriously injured, like brain-damaged children, because of the proposed $250,000 cap on damages.

The most severe effect was observed in sample N4.