The yield nearly doubled, and the occurrence of rice blast, the most harmful disease in the world's biggest crop, fell 94percentt.
Nearly one in three American adults has high levels of LDL, the most harmful type of cholesterol.
In fact, smoking is even more dangerous than unhealthy cholesterol levels, and high blood pressure, diabetes, and lack of exercise are nearly as harmful.
I have seen again and again the dysfunctions that derail growth of midsize companies – maladies that are not nearly as harmful to smaller and larger companies.
Watkins concludes his book by arguing that Stepin Fetchit's public image was "not nearly as harmful, deleterious, and degrading as the images projected by many of today's black comedians, rap artists, and even television sitcom stars," despite the fact that these figures, unlike Fetchit, have had many other choices.
The "source" has not yet been identified, and I expect there is a good chance the Justice Department is considering criminal charges if the person worked for an investment bank or law firm involved in the deal because that type of disclosure is nearly as harmful as one from a corporate officer or director.
The findings suggest that for men with pre-existing cardiometabolic disease, the stress of feeling overwhelmed at work is nearly as harmful as smoking and more dangerous than being obese, having high cholesterol, taking too little exercise, or drinking too much.
The Yahoo breaches from 2014 and 2015 that impacted over 1 billion users were huge, but not nearly as harmful as what happens now.
Many economists and financial writers predict that the effects on Europe would be bad, but not nearly as harmful as what would happen within Greece itself.
In this scenario TE insertions would be nearly always harmful and their abundance would largely be explained by reduced efficacy of selection in smaller populations.
It will be just as effective and pulling the paper from under the keys, but not nearly as harmful to the pads.
