Sentence examples for range of adverse effects from inspiring English sources
Ecstasy can cause a range of adverse effects, including nausea, chills, sweating, muscle cramps and blurred vision.
Chemically-induced vascular toxicity during embryonic development may cause a wide range of adverse effects.
More rapid permafrost degradation will have a range of adverse effects on reindeer herding.
However, the drug is complicated by a wide range of adverse effects, most notably motor fluctuations and dyskinesias.
Chemically reactive, α, β-unsaturated carbonyl compounds are common environmental pollutants able to produce a wide range of adverse effects, including, e.g. mutagenicity.
Corticosteroid treatment, especially if high or frequent doses are required, is associated with a range of adverse effects including adrenal suppression and impairment in growth and bone metabolism.
For instance, if it can be determined that Bt-toxins are not present in phloem and xylem sap of GM Bt-plants at this stage, a whole range of adverse effect scenarios arising from exposure of aphids, that feed exclusively on plant sap, and their associated food chain(s), including many important natural enemies, can be eliminated.
Participants perceived probabilities presented in verbal terms as higher than in numeric terms: commonly used verbal descriptors systematically led to an overestimation of the absolute risk of adverse effects (Range of means: 3% - 54%).
PM can contribute to a wide range of adverse health effects in people, with effects varying with the size and composition of the particles.
6 7 The inevitable consequence is unnecessary antibiotic prescription, which is associated with the development of antimicrobial resistance (eg, MRSA), Clostridium difficile infection as well as a range of avoidable adverse effects, and acquisition costs, of antimicrobial drug use.
Ecstasy use has been associated with a range of serious adverse effects including an increased likelihood of having a mental illness and greater levels of psychological distress [ 2].
