Sentence examples for severest effect from inspiring English sources

Appreciable growth inhibition was observed in all five RNAi cell lines with the TbTLK1 knockdown showing the severest effect leading to eventual cell death within five days (Fig. 7A).

Mercury, specifically methylmercury (MeHg), has been shown to cause developmental and neurologic effects, with the severest effects being observed after catastrophic exposure to communities in Japan and Iraq [ Bakir et al. 1973; Harada 1995; Kondo 2000; National Research Council NRCC) 2000].

Death is the severest outcome, and only focusing on that can mask some real health effects that do nevertheless affect people's lives.

His severest enemies would call him by far worse names.

As relationship therapy goes, travel can be the severest form.

But the severest threat is to the reef ecosystems themselves.

And any woman who contravenes this… will expose herself to the severest consequences".

However, the city's severest loss was the deportation of its 70,000 Jewish inhabitants.

But losing all four limbs to a roadside bomb must be the severest test of all.

Perhaps the severest test of his political sagacity occurred during the Boxer Rebellion in 1900.

The Sierras of modern-day California experienced the severest droughts of the past 4,000 to 7,000 years.