Sentence examples for very severe effects from inspiring English sources

This means a return to relentless psychological, sexual, and physical abuse, with long-term and very severe effects on both women and children.

However, variability of the observed effects was less than that elicited by changing the host, with lower adverse effects in New Zealand rabbit sperm, more evident effects in human sperm, and very severe effects in humans with previous impaired sperm function (e.g., varicocele).

"There has been a very severe effect on civilians," Mr. Bowers said.

They attacked his science: "There is very very clear science on meta-population dynamics that shows that habitat loss with in a patchwork of habitats has a very severe effect.

Comparing Figs. 4, 5, and 6, we can find that the channel correlation coefficients have very severe effect on the diversity and coding gains.

The economic sanctions have had a "very severe" effect in Pakistan, says Andrew Hess, director of the Southwest Asia Program at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy.

Then, individuals expressed how much effect the difficulty had on their everyday life, coding the responses as follows: no effect = 0; a very minor effect = 1; a fairly minor effect = 2; a moderate effect = 3; a fairly severe effect = 4, a very severe effect = 5.

The previously described antiarthritic effects of intraperitoneal simvastatin administration were reproduced in our experiments, but could be accounted for by very severe side effects of the treatment leading to increased glucocorticoid levels.

While anti-psychotic medication is crucial for many people, it comes with some very severe side effects.

The clinical utilization of recombinant human bone morphogenetic protein 2 (rhBMP-2) delivery systems for bone regeneration has been associated with very severe side effects, which are due to the non-controlled and non-targeted delivery of the growth factor from its collagen sponge carrier post-implantation which necessitates supraphysiological doses.

Melarsoprol is a drug based on arsenic and can have very severe side effects, with up to 5% of patients dying from reactive encephalopathy due to the drug (6).