Sentence examples for probably adverse effects from inspiring English sources

It now appears that many of his symptoms were probably adverse effects of the drugs his doctors were using to treat him, following the not-so-scientific treatment guidelines of their time.

Probably adverse effects of AAS on the cardiovascular system are also due to direct toxicity on myocardial structure with increased collagen deposition, fibrosis, and altered microcirculation with intimal hyperplasia of the intramural coronary arteries resulting in chronic ischemic damage [ 21].

By establishing a model of the hydrological environment influencing A. sinensis spawning, [Zhang (2009]) considered that silt content in the river dropped dramatically after completion of the Three Gorges Project (TGP) in 2003, declining more than 90%, probably having adverse effects on A. sinensis natural reproduction.

These findings imply that the C-terminal His tag probably has adverse effects on xylanase activity.

Nicotine is one of thousands of components of tobacco smoke, but it is this chemical that most probably has adverse effects on brain development [ 53].

Many treatments were experimental and some, such as Ribavirin, which had been effective against Lassa fever, probably caused significant adverse effects.

Compared with the slow acetylators, the drug is less effective in this latter group, and this group probably has less adverse effects.

They are harder to trace and, because nothing is given without something expected in return, such gifts could have (and probably have had) adverse effects on our foreign policy;when we have one.

The 25% increase in sCD25 in patients, alongside the inverse association between sCD25 and C-peptide, probably reflect the adverse effects of an on-going, actively autoimmune and inflammatory immune system on beta cell function in patients.

Some agents or combinations of agents with novel mechanisms for adverse effects probably represent exceptions to this generalization.

Shortly before his death, Toulouse-Lautrec entered a sanatorium, probably because of the adverse effects of tertiary syphilis.