Sentence examples for noxious effect from inspiring English sources

When the Stalinist hack composer Tikhon Khrennikov (1913-2007), who made his career by tormenting musicians more talented than him, died last year, the flowery local homages and his own endless disclaimers did not conceal his noxious effect.

So the statistic that sex workers in London suffer a mortality rate 12 times higher than average is not a noxious effect, nor is the trafficking from East to West of thousands of young girls a year to work in the sex industry?

Increased ET-1 generation might alter glomerular permselectivity and amplify the noxious effect of protein overload on dysfunctional podocytes.

Very specifically, in the case of the Microtox®test, the sensitivity of the luciferase complex to toxic elements must be considered as a near indicator of a noxious effect.

Soon after being available on the market, the first generation emulsions, made from soybean oil, were thought to have a noxious effect on the immune system, especially when given in great amounts.

If the noxious effect is immediate, the predator may cease its action and the frog may escape.

These results confirmed that the UV-reflecting behavior tailored into the ZST-3 film conferred a very effective protection against the noxious effects of UV radiation in cells, even when the latter was applied in high doses.

The damage isn't confined by geography; heroin and its noxious effects are overwhelming the US.

Because the fibre in fruit counteracts the noxious effects of the sugar, which is why it's better to eat your fruit than to drink it.

The 15-country European Union has ordered its own inquiry into the possible noxious effects of the uranium-tipped ammunition and any potential link to the recent cancer deaths among Balkan veterans.

They've secured a spot on the City Council's agenda in mid-November to testify about the noxious effects of blowers and to urge that the council formally study the issue.