Sentence examples for some deleterious consequences from inspiring English sources

At first sight, most of the DNA changes described above might have some deleterious consequences for the cell and for the organism.

This post has discussed certain aspects of the logic of the story of expertise and considered two practices that can help short circuit some of the deleterious consequences of that logic.

Normalizing corticosterone levels prevents some of the deleterious consequences of stress, including increased anxiety and suppressed structural plasticity in the hippocampus.

It is possible that similar sex-specific factors may mitigate some of the deleterious consequences of oxidative stress in females.

SAH patients presenting elevated plasma renin levels experienced a higher incidence of mortality and morbidity than those with lower plasma renin [ 32], which indicates that the renin-angiotensin system may play a role in some of the deleterious consequences of SAH [ 33, 34].

Recombinationally derived deletions, some of which have important deleterious consequences [10], [11], are common as well.

Despite this, inbreeding has persisted in Arabidopsis for over a million years suggesting that some underlying adaptive mechanism buffers the deleterious consequences of this reproductive strategy.

A heterozygous duplication (an extra copy of some chromosome region) also results in a genomic imbalance with deleterious consequences.

Consequently, many businesses have invested in backup generators with deleterious consequences for investments in productive capital and scale economies [11].

While attractive in concept, this proposal fails to recognize the deleterious consequences for Long Island residents.

So we caution that the squeeze of this decade will have deleterious consequences in the next".