Sentence examples for possible negative influences from inspiring English sources

The main goal of the paper was to quantify the differences in the earthquake response of buildings with/without the inserted TI layer under the RC foundation slab, and to identify the possible negative influences of already developed technical solutions, as well as to propose structural measures and limitations for their application in earthquake-prone regions.

There were some possible negative influences of assistive technologies and AAL found.

PPs rated nine items related to possible negative influences of PCSGs including, meeting with dominant members who push their own views, dissemination of inaccurate information, hearing negative experiences, creating conflict over treatment decisions, promoting a specific clinician, creating confusion, supplying irrelevant information, causing confrontation and promoting a single therapy.

The study suggests that under this management practice the nitrogen amounts applied via fertigation can be lowered and optimized to reduce possible negative influence on environment.

Nevertheless, our deep conviction is that if we know the nature of substance and its possible negative influence, we are able to avoid the detrimental effects of AuNP and use their positive biotechnological potential.

Increasing time of heating by electric current leads to noticeable increase in the ribbon brittleness and deterioration of magnetic properties which is likely due to the formation of larger nanocrystals and possible negative influence of surface oxidation.

Nevertheless, our deep conviction is that if we know the nature of substance and its possible negative influence, we are able to avoid the detrimental effects of SWCNTs and use their positive biotechnological potential.

The higher induction of phaI/phaF operon in comparison to phaC1/phaZ/phaC2/phaD operon, as well as its significantly higher transcription in flasks culture confirms both independent regulation of phaI/phaF genes, and possible negative influence of stringent response on these genes expression.

Increasing time of heating by electric current leads to noticeable increasing in the brittleness of the ribbon and deterioration of magnetic properties (see Figure 3, t > 3.7 s), which is likely due to the formation of larger nanocrystals and possible negative influence of surface oxidation.

Before implementing this approach to an orthopedic application, any possible negative influence of SPIO labeling on cell behavior must be ruled out.

Moreover it indicates a possible negative