Sentence examples for which is deleterious from inspiring English sources

Plasma-sprayed ceramic coatings usually are characterized by a relatively high open porosity, which is deleterious when these coatings have to perform in an aggressive environment.

Commercially available carbon black is a widely applied support material for nanocatalysts but notorious for its microporous structure, which is deleterious for catalysts utilization in the fuel cell application and causes numerable problems in other application areas.

Selective laser melted parts easily accumulate a large amount of residual stress due to their rapid heating and cooling, which is deleterious to their mechanical properties and limits their applications.

Addition of Zn2+ ions reduces the density and increases the porosity which is deleterious for magnetic properties.

On the other hand, high SnS2 concentrations may induce large-scale phase separation due to particles aggregation [26], so that the donor-acceptor contact is affected, which is deleterious to device photocurrent.

Lamprey insulin shares with hagfish insulin a positively charged substitution at A10 (Lys vs Arg), which is deleterious in hagfish insulin.

The PROVEAN predicted that the effects of cytb amino acids were mostly of neutral biological function except for amino acid variants L>P263 in G. amoenus collected from El Faiyum (current study) and L>S237 in S. calurus from Egypt (database) which were deleterious.

Mutations in wntD cause susceptibility to Listeria monocytogenes infection, apparently through the derepression of Toll-Dorsal target genes, some of which are deleterious to survival.

A possible role of hyperinsulinemia and increased free fatty acid levels, which are deleterious during acute myocardial ischemia and reperfusion, has been hypothesized.

She worried it seemed like buying into a long history of "scientific racism [used] to make claims about fundamental differences between people, which are deleterious for communities of color and become justifications for inequality".

The damaging effects of radiation fit with Dr. Crow's academic interest in mutational load — that is, the accumulation of changes to DNA, most of which are deleterious.