Sentence examples for probably harmful effects from inspiring English sources

That cycle, in turn, likely had "far-reaching and probably harmful effects on the mental and physical health of affected individuals".

However, high doses of norepinephrine could have probably harmful effects.

As long as we are aware of the risks, we can probably mitigate harmful effects.

Decreased WBC, PLT, and neutrophil counts observed in the present study were probably due to harmful effects of fluoride on bone marrow and hematopoietic organs.

A general increase in developmental time was recorded for all but the Belém populations at 31.2°C when compared to 28°C, probably due to harmful effects of heat [ 8].

Hyperglycemia probably has beneficial or harmful effects depending upon the mechanism of its onset, its severity, and duration [ 41].

There are probably more studies on the harmful effects of radiation than for any other toxic or noxious agents in the environment".

As to the second question, Dr. Pazzo said, "In terms of light sensitivity, which is also called photophobia, light-colored eyes, like light-colored skin, have less of the pigment melanin and are probably more susceptible to the harmful effects of the sun, like certain types of eye cancer, but I know of no good long-term studies that demonstrate that blue eyes are more sensitive to light".

These results suggest that non-neuronal nicotinic receptor activation probably mediates some of the harmful effects of cigarette smoking in wet AMD.

Reduced serum PON1 activity has been clearly established in HD patients and could contribute to accelerating the development of atherosclerosis in these patients [ 61], as they are, probably, more susceptible to the harmful effects of lipid peroxidation than healthy subjects with a normal PON1 activity.

These results suggest that jumping exercise could induce harmful effects on horses, probably due to an increase in oxidative damage and proinflammatory molecules.