Sentence examples for particularly deleterious from inspiring English sources

The absence of a royal governor in those colonies had a particularly deleterious effect on the enforcement of trade regulations.

But, she added, if the Fed did raise rates from their unusually low levels, investors would see that move as a reaction to economic growth, and it "would not have a particularly deleterious impact" on stocks.

"I find particularly deleterious this manner of hunting in a pack, as a clan, to impress and pressure," Mr. Assouline told Agence France-Presse.

These assumptions have been particularly deleterious to the development of treatments with mechanisms distinctly different from currently approved treatments.

Prolonged unemployment erodes the human capital of the unemployed (Addison et al. 2004), which has a particularly deleterious effect on older workers.

The effects of fluorescent light are particularly deleterious for OOK/ASK modulation formats, in which the electrical power spectrum of OOK/ASK contains a strong DC component.

The use of MRs that were not perfectly aligned to the PET dataset was not particularly deleterious for the mid-ventricular profile (not shown).

A number of liberal Democrats quickly recognized that the Kelo decision would be particularly deleterious to the least powerful the poor and minorities.

Surface pits are associated with TJs, just as surface grooves are associated with grain boundaries, and these pits may have particularly deleterious effects on the behaviors of thin films.

In a population with small effective size, the variants with small selection coefficients, particularly slightly deleterious mutations, will act as strictly neutral alleles to drift to higher frequencies and even to reach fixation [45], [46].

While high global efficiency is considered a positive attribute in most networks –so that global communication in the network is optimal [30], [31] –, high global efficiency might be denoting a disturbing structural property in the case of genetic networks, as it indicates that a single gene inactivation leads to a number of particularly strong deleterious cascade effects.