Sentence examples for unfavorable changes from inspiring English sources

If developers sit on the land and wait to develop, they risk unfavorable changes to taxes, affordability requirements and changing community and municipality dynamics.

Tractor traffic leads to soil structure degradation which in turn results in unfavorable changes in the physical properties of soil.

We hypothesized that skidding can jeopardize the sustainability of forest ecosystems by creating unfavorable changes in soil characteristics and nutrient status.

These results indicate that undernutrition during fetal development may lead to unfavorable changes in obesity-related peptide hormones as well as evoking adverse changes in serum cholesterol levels.

"Certainly there have been some unfavorable changes.

The unfavorable changes in the plankton ecosystem parallel a warming of the sea surface, Beaugrand says.

However, it should be noted that the nature of nanoparticles, their composition, and dosage may cause some unfavorable changes in the matrix of the cement.

A relapse affects patients' time and finances and can cause esthetic discomfort because unfavorable changes often appear in the front teeth.

However, it appears that combination of two or more nanoparticles can lead to agglomeration and creates unfavorable changes in the cement properties.

Because BCR relies on third-party payers such as government programs, private insurers and managed care plan providers, unfavorable changes in reimbursement policies would hurt sales and profits.

10 The ClinicalTrials.gov data element definitions define adverse events as 'unfavorable changes in health …, that occur in trial participants during the clinical trial or within a specified period following the trial' and under serious adverse events include 'adverse events that result in death'.