Sentence examples for severe effects of this from inspiring English sources

Topoisomerase II inhibition by doxorubicin could explain the severe effects of this drug on RNA polymerase I and -III promoters [ 35].

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 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.

In the meantime, the severe effects of prolonged austerity in several European countries are leaving deep social scars.

This highlights the severe effects of RA on HRQOL and sexual activity.

The primary aim of this study was to identify protein toxins responsible for the severe effects of C. fleckeri stings in humans.

Mr. Mason suffered severe effects of retinitis pigmentosa, a genetic eye condition that progressively limited his sight.

Probably most common are the more severe effects of long-term thiamin deficiency degeneration of the peripheral nerves (with permanent damage in extreme cases) and beriberi heart disease.

The level of financing for renewable energy is not enough to cut carbon emissions and limit average global warming to 2 degrees Celsius, or 3.6 degrees Fahrenheit, the increase above which some of the most severe effects of climate change are predicted.

Jacques Barzun's "From Dawn to Decadence: 500 Years of Western Cultural Life" (Harper Collins, $36) is cultural history with an attitude: my nonagenarian mentor condemns the severe effects of anything-goes linguistics on education and derides the loosey-goosey notion that "no native speaker can ever make a mistake".