Sentence examples for undesirable potential from inspiring English sources

Given the undesirable potential consequences of the infection, it is thus recommended that Hungarian clinicians should screen all young, sexually active women for C. trachomatis at the same time as they perform routine pelvic examinations.

It doesn't show up in piss tests, it doesn't smell anywhere near as pungent as the real stuff, and it's a very time- and cost-effective way of getting fucked up though it does have the undesirable potential to make inmates shit themselves or attack stationary objects.

It doesn't show up in piss tests, it doesn't smell anywhere near as pungent as the real stuff and it's a very time and cost-effective way of getting fucked – though does have the undesirable potential to make inmates shit themselves or attack stationary objects.

This is important because prolonged weaning/selection for hESCs that can tolerate single cell passaging could result in epigenetic or genetic changes, known to arise as a result of culture conditions (Draper et al., 2004) and undesirable for potential clinical applications.

However, potential undesirable side-effects of long-term restricted diets should be taken into account.

One potential undesirable outcome is a decrease in cervical lordosis postoperatively.

Riser system failure in relation to major accidents is one of the potential undesirable events in the offshore petroleum industry.

However, in order to avoid potential undesirable impacts it is necessary to anticipate and adequately assess the changes in demand originated by such actions.

A better knowledge of the mechanism governing miRNA function is, however, required to avoid potential undesirable trade-off effects in transgenic plants with altered expression of a miRNA of interest (e.g overexpressor or knock-out transgenic plants).

To evaluate potential undesirable toxic effects of the nanoparticles towards healthy cells, PEGylated nanoparticles were incubated with hTERT-RPE-1 (RPE-1) cells, an immortalized human telomerase reverse transcriptase-retinal epithelial cell line.

Safety pharmacology (SP), as a synthesis of these other fields of knowledge, is concerned with characterizing the safety profile (or potential undesirable pharmacodynamic effects) of new chemical entities (NCEs) and biologicals.