Sentence examples for significant deleterious impact from inspiring English sources
CONCLUSIONS In this study, we found that circulating complement-activating anti-HLA DSAs had a significant deleterious impact on solid organ transplant survival and risk of rejection.
Analysis of cardiac tissue showed a significant deleterious impact of LPS and glucose association on oxidative stress (gp91phox) and inflammatory responses with increased cytokines production and expression of adhesion molecules (VCAM-1 and ICAM-1).
"[The SIV program could] have a significant deleterious impact on staffing and morale, as well as undermining our overall mission in Afghanistan.
Moreover, "If we are not careful" providing visas "will have a significant deleterious impact on staffing and morale, as well as undermining our overall mission in Afghanistan.
It is possible that this is a manifestation of oncogene addiction; the levels of pathway inhibition achieved are sufficient to inhibit tumor growth, but without significant deleterious impact on normal physiology.
Long-term deficiencies in these nutrients can have a significant deleterious impact on health, causing deficiency diseases, health-threatening conditions and some common chronic systemic diseases [ 41].
Marriage laws barring same-sex couples from getting married in Australia have a "significant and deleterious" impact on their mental health, the peak body for psychiatrists has said.
This week saw writers and publishers come together to protest the Welsh government's proposed cut of 10.6% to the Welsh Books Council, which they said would have "a significant and deleterious impact" on literature from Wales.
"Therefore based on the evidence it is important that RANZCP supports the legalisation of same-sex marriage in Australia, as research shows that legislative inequality has a significant and deleterious impact on mental health and, conversely, that there is a strong link between improved health outcomes and legislation change of this sort".
For example, failure to correctly diagnose and manage a terminal illness can have significant and deleterious impacts on quality of life for a person with the condition.
It is shown that poisons, which compete for unadsorbed sites, may cause a significant enhancement of the selectivity by reducing the deleterious impact of diffusional limitations.
