Sentence examples for possible undesirable effects from inspiring English sources

133 Studies in animal models are required to test vibralactone's effectiveness and possible undesirable effects.

One of the studies requiring a questionnaire on lifestyle, was a project looking into possible undesirable effects on lifestyle caused by screening programmes [ 17].

This is in itself a significant argument for implementation of "drop in" gastroscopy as a permanent service, but it requires monitoring of possible undesirable effects.

The doctors in the sample may not be typical of doctors as a whole due to the voluntary nature of registering with a commercial provider, and the possible undesirable effects (in the form of unsolicited promotional material) of being included.

The possible undesirable effects of MazF cleaving the eukaryotic mRNAs could be avoided by careful control of the dosage of the toxin, so that MazF was able to cleave the viral, but not damaging the cells (Chono et al., 2011a, b).

The interest in finding natural antioxidants for use in food, drugs or cosmetic products has increased concerning the replacement of synthetic antioxidants due to their possible undesirable toxic effects on humans long-term exposed.

In a case of traffic engineering the uncertainty in the expected demands may be a result of unexpected and sudden changes in the demand pattern when difficulty of determining the varying demand pattern and possible undesirable transient effects make continuous adjustment of the routing algorithm to varying demands difficult.

In addition to showing that Monsanto used too much protein, mentioned above, the 2003 paper in Nutrition and Health (PDF said, the "level of the GM soy was too low and would probably ensure that any possible undesirable GM effects did not occur".

This report also indicates some possible undesirable side effects of drug delivery using positively-charged nanocarriers via epithelial mucosa.

Tests that relied mainly on observations of spontaneous behavior were conducted first in order to minimize possible undesirable transfer effects; tests that involved stressful stimulation (i.e., the acoustic startle test), or required social isolation (i.e., circadian activity and direct social interaction with a female), were conducted last.

Tests that relied mainly on observations of spontaneous behavior were conducted first in order to minimize possible undesirable transfer effects; tests that involved stressful stimulation, such as the acoustic startle test, or required social isolation, such as the assessment of circadian activity and social interaction with a female, were conducted last.