Sentence examples for potentially noxious effects from inspiring English sources

Only male participants were chosen because of the potentially noxious effects of the PET scan technique for fetuses in case of unknown pregnancy in women.

57 In fact, repeated gestations have been found to have potentially noxious effects on health, and several hypotheses, discussed in a previous paper, 14 have been advanced (detailed discussion appears in the Appendix).

A high specificity would for instance be desirable if the potential benefit of a study drug depends on the amyloid positivity of cognitively normal subjects and the study drug has potentially noxious effects or a high cost.

On the other hand, NET formation may have deleterious effects on the host due to the release of high levels of potentially noxious proteins like proteases inducing damage to the adjacent tissue [ 11].

This effect was odorant-specific and was absent when subjects were presented with odorants including a potentially noxious trigeminal component.

As a general rule, radon exposure is largely due to its accumulation within confined environments with reduced or no air exchange, leading to the inhalation of potentially hazardous amounts of airborne alpha emitters both in the gaseous and in the particulate form with very well recognized epidemiological noxious effects (Porstendörfer 1994; UNSCEAR 2006; WHO 2008).

The damage isn't confined by geography; heroin and its noxious effects are overwhelming the US.

But Perez Art Museum was designed to incorporate past exhibitions, whether it's the shadow of a vinyl exhibit name or the remnants of potentially noxious pool chemicals.

Because the fibre in fruit counteracts the noxious effects of the sugar, which is why it's better to eat your fruit than to drink it.

The immune system frees the host from potentially noxious pathogens.

Thus, these have an ability to grow on substrates considered potentially noxious for other non-producing microorganisms.