Sentence examples for unfavourable impacts on from inspiring English sources

The formation of this agglomerated structure has unfavourable impacts on the physical and chemical features of nanoparticles.

All those interviewed were asked open-ended questions seeking their views on favourable or unfavourable impacts of AMPs that they had witnessed or experienced.

The changes in the pressure tube geometries have an unfavourable impact on the operation of the reactor where the aged reactor overall power output must be reduced in order to maintain the same safety margin as the new reactor.

CDKN2A hypermethylation had an unfavourable impact on OS of patients with colorectal cancer (HR 1.65, 95% CI 1.29 2.11).

Specifically, in that study diseases of the retina with a very similar impact on visual health, like macular degeneration, showed an unfavourable impact on quality of life.

The relatively large scale of these projects necessitates correction for multiple tests and will therefore have an unfavourable impact on sample size and power of such studies.

We have previously reported that MRI-detected CN invasion had an unfavourable impact on the prognosis of NPC (Liu et al, 2009).

Factors characterising deprivation and thus having an unfavourable impact on health outcome [ 24] may vary between geographical regions, and these associations should be examined in various areas.

Based on the included studies and bearing in mind the limited comparability, we can state that psychosocial discrepancies in childhood seem to have an unfavourable impact on future type 2 diabetes incidence.

On the other hand, there is no report about pEGFR expression and prognosis in breast cancer, as far as we know, whereas in our study pEGFR appeared to have an unfavourable impact on overall survival.

We conclude that the screening process does not have an unfavourable impact on short-term generic health-related quality of life and general distress in women at high risk for breast cancer.