It also forced airliners to be redirected from Arctic routes, where Earth's magnetic field provides least cover from the nefarious effects a hail of such particles can have on the people's, and machines', health.
Adaptive Optics (AO) systems use a Deformable Mirror (DM) to counter in real-time the nefarious effects of atmospheric turbulence on ground-based telescope imaging.
Everyone does it, which is why the scientific method includes hypothesis testing, blind and double-blind controls, results replication, statistical tests for significant (or not) differences between experimental groups, and other techniques specifically designed to attenuate the nefarious effects of belief bias.
Bringing to light the alienating and nefarious effects of the grand consumerism bordering on pathological of the Internet, his powerful aesthetic depicts the collateral behavioral effects linked to mass consumption. .
In the paper from Chen and Chen, adjuvant chemotherapy has a nefarious effect on patients with low/intermediate risk of relapse according to the LCPI (Chen and Chen, 2014).
But some researchers continue to put forth the theory that high-fructose corn syrup has a more nefarious effect on health than regular sugar.
Now, a study suggests that it may also have a subtle but nefarious effect on another class of cells called dendritic cells.
Lee Atwater had perfected this during the election of President George H.W. Bush in 1988; Karl Rove and others have used it with such nefarious effect in election after election, ever since.
Attrition can have nefarious effects on the operation of such systems as it affects the hydrodynamics of the system and increases the need for gas clean-up.
That was the year that Hollywood began seriously to enforce what had been the largely toothless Production Code, which, among its many nefarious effects, would result in the near disappearance of socially engaged films for the next two decades.
