Sentence examples for severe effect of the from inspiring English sources

The most severe effect of the medical malpractice bill that President Bush and the Senate majority leader, Bill Frist, are pushing will be on those who are most seriously injured, like brain-damaged children, because of the proposed $250,000 cap on damages.

The most severe effect of the detergent on the light-harvesting pigments (μg mL−1) was observed after 72 h where chlorophyll a and total carotenoids were decreased at concentrations above 0.1% and chlorophyll b was decreased at concentrations above 0.5%.

The severe effect of the A96R mutation in the zebrafish embryo, together with its pronounced activity in the Wnt reporter assay in cultured cells, both support such a model.

The relatively severe effect of the mutation may be explained by its location very close to the Dok7 interaction site, critically involved in MUSK dimerization and its tyrosine kinase activation.

Such an interpretation is supported by the mild phenotypic effect of the ELF3 overexpressor on the clock network [ 3] compared to the severe effect of the mutant; the ELF3 protein is required for correct clock function, but its level might not be so important.

Since then the plunge in stock prices must have put some crimp in high incomes -- but census data show inequality continuing to increase in 2001, mainly because of the severe effects of the recession on the working poor and near poor.

Given the severe effects of the ionosphere on global navigation satellite system (GNSS) signals, single-frequency (SF) precise point positioning (PPP) users can only achieve decimeter-level positioning results.

The Pew report also points up the severe effects of the Great Recession on young adults and how little real earnings have climbed for even college graduates, which is one reason people have questioned the value of a university education.

We analyzed late stage 13 oocytes as above, because of the more severe effects of the klp10A P mut allele on spindles in late stage 13, compared to stage 14.

This may be due to the absence of severe effects of the increased PT upon systemic hemodynamics and due to the fact that blood flow autoregulation of organs was still intact because of only one organ failure (lung injury induced by lung lavage).

A possible explanation for this inconsistency is that the severe effects of the mtrm mutation on meiotic chromosome behavior may result in chromosome morphology or segregation defects, such as precocious sister centromere separation, that produce misleading estimates of B chromosome number in the oocytes of mtrm females (Harris et al. 2003; Xiang et al. 2007; Bonner et al. 2013).