Sentence examples for plausible side effects from inspiring English sources

These days, synthetic oxytocin is the most common medical intervention in childbirth, despite the great variety of plausible side effects [ 66].

However, inhaled insulin is not generally recommended for widespread use, because of concerns about poor absorption and theoretically plausible side effects.

With their quarry threatening to explode in Union station – a plausible side-effect of the Extremis technology established in Iron Man 3 – the SHIELD squad had to work together to defuse both the situation and their target, which mostly involved some speechifying from Coulson and a rather pat ending, albeit one featuring an extremely gif-ready thumbs-up from Fitz.

All tumor viruses with naturally occurring distinct oncogenes reprogram persistently infected cells in the direction of growth promotion and survival functions, and it is plausible that these are side effects of viral growth and propagation.

Other plausible explanations exist such as side effects of cancer medications, delirious states, and general weakness.

Plausible explanations for the differences in side effects between the fixed-combination products are discussed.

Because of the psychotropic nature of cannabis, psychiatric side effects are biologically plausible, and indeed 26% of participants in the 20 mg groups reported psychiatric symptoms.

CD19L sTRAIL is not a monoclonal antibody-based therapeutic agent but it is plausible that it could also cause similar side effects in clinical settings due to its immunogenicity as a fusion protein.

It is plausible that with extended duration of diabetes, the systemic side effects increase.

This could have several explanations; one is that patients with more severe symptoms received GnRH treatment, but another plausible explanation is that the symptoms are due to side effects evoked by GnRH on the ENS.

Among plausible applications for MBVH could be enhanced high-throughput analysis of possible side effects of drugs and effects of exposure to environmental contaminants in preclinical toxicology studies.