Sentence examples for the suspected effects from inspiring English sources

Annual application rates decreased from 9,000 to 2,000 tons from 1971 to 1991 because of the suspected effects of DDT on wildlife.

U.S. EPA reviews have indicated that all of these pollutants have established or suspected effects on the nervous system and on the developing fetus from human or animal studies, except for nickel, which has no known effects on the nervous system, and quinoline, for which possible developmental effects have not been studied (U.S. EPA 2010).

Our findings add complexity to the already controversial issue of EDCs and their suspected effects on human health.

Dorn and Wojdak [10] for example, suspected effects on phytoplankton due to bioturbation.

A study in the May 2007 issue of the American Journal of Epidemiology examined the effects of DDE (a metabolite of DDT) on androgens in baby boys in Mexico, showing little effect at low levels; but author Matthew Longnecker of the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences and colleagues suspect effects on characteristics such as penile proportions at higher exposures.

Is there a reason to suspect effects in the long run?

Recent evidence reveals that many unisexuals are capable of utilizing modified reproductive modes and/or mitotic or meiotic mechanisms to incorporate "a bit of sex" [ 3- 7], or they can incorporate additional genetic material to compensate for the suspected lethal effects caused by the accumulation of deleterious mutations [ 7- 10].

Thirdly, people can suspect effects of KRG on menstrual irregularity and pain or other female-related complaints, considering phytoestrogenic structures of the ginsenosides in KRG.

She urged any women who had suffered from depression which they felt could be linked to Dianette to report the suspected side-effect through the MHRA's "yellow card" scheme (www.yellowcard.gov.uk).

Results confirmed the suspected suppressive effect of landscape scale amounts of semi-natural areas on in-field pests: landscapes with higher proportions of semi-natural areas exhibited lower pest abundance or higher pest control in fields.

Furthermore, the suspected cancer producing effects of inhaled diesel particles have thus far not been verified by experimental animal models or available long-term epidemiological observations.