Sentence examples for physically detrimental from inspiring English sources
Just as dieting and restriction of food can lead to unhealthy outcomes, having an "all or nothing" approach to exercise could also be mentally and physically detrimental.
The whole idea of working one's upper body while pedaling a stationary bike is not only counterproductive, it can be physically detrimental over time, according to several experts I talked to.
Like other visible dermatologic imperfections, onychomycosis has both psychosocially and physically detrimental effects [ 1].
These 'greater good' perspectives are often buttressed in the literature by arguments that turn on the extent to which the individual who uptakes ART could benefit (or at least not suffer) as the short-term effects of the early initiation of ART have not been demonstrated to be physically detrimental [ 27].
She said being shackled with hundreds of other prisoners and being physically confined had detrimental psychological effects, even at the end of her sentence.
Exercise-related transient abdominal pain (ETAP) affects 40 60% of the physically active population, is detrimental to performance but of unknown aetiology.
Physical activity may counteract the diabetogenic impact of obesity by reducing fat mass, increasing fat oxidative capability or through other biological pathways, and obesity may be less detrimental to physically fit individuals with or without diabetes [ 6, 7].
It's physically painful and can be detrimental to our health to be constrained by such stereotypes.
It would seem appropriate that the early detection of eating disorders could prevent further detrimental effects both physically and mentally for patient.
Having contact with their "community" in daily life and being repeatedly reminded of one's status relative to others in this group could be physically and psychologically beneficial or detrimental, depending on the perceived status [ 42].
More than a quarter (28%) say it has a detrimental effect on them physically, and around one in five (22%) have to take time off work as a result of being bullied.
