Sentence examples for physiological detriment from inspiring English sources
"Rice plants grown in the greenhouse in Ithaca tend to be pretty sorry looking plants to begin with, so these plants may be already experiencing some physiological detriment that is being masked".
But the problem, for someone like Brittany, is that heft may be, for physiological reasons no one fully understands, a particular advantage in her vocal category and yet a detriment, nowadays, to winning roles.
The above advances have arisen from a realisation that overuse or misuse of drugs or devices, and/or excessively striving for physiological or biochemical normality, may provide short-term gains but at the expense of longer-term detriment [ 13].
Even here one should be cautious because there were some studies quoted in the Cochrane report that measured the physiological consequences of giving albumin versus crystalloid solutions, and appeared to show superior physiological effects of giving albumin without any detriment in terms of mortality [ 10, 11].
We back Israel blindly to our detriment.
"Where's the detriment?" he said.
Physiological responses get weaker.
