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With smoother (locally flat-like) front electrode, interference effects are present with adverse impact on the spectral response of the bottom cell.

Publication of these recommendations follows a call for them [3] this supported by a review which identified multiple methodological shortcomings in published studies, many with adverse impact on quality.

The observed values of Fe and Zn are found to be lower than the LEL values in 100% sediment samples, indicating that these metals are not associated with adverse impact on the biota (Graney and Eriksen [2004]).

6 Furthermore, VI may lead to falls, in turn leading to fractures with adverse impact on the quality of life of the individuals.

Access block can cause delays to definite treatment for surgical cases with adverse impact on outcome, such as hip fractures and acute abdominal conditions.

Secondly, cognitive ability tests are often associated with adverse impact against certain ethnic minority subgroups [ 8, 17, 28– 30], an effect that test developers would clearly wish to avoid to ensure fairness.

The report also states that the port development has caused "massive ecological changes with adverse impacts", some in violation of environmental conditions.

Organochlorine pesticides (OCPs) are ubiquitous environmental contaminants with adverse impacts on aquatic biota, wildlife and human health even at low concentrations.

Vulnerability to climate change can be quantified as the degree to which a system is susceptible to and unable to cope with adverse impacts of climate change.

Adding to these already high risk areas, the climate projections suggest that temperatures, precipitation and flooding, and sea level rise are likely to increase, with adverse impacts on crop yield and farm income in Southeast Asia (Unnikrishnan et al. [2006]; Wassmann et al. [2009]; [INCCA 2010]).

"Unless counteracting efforts to improve air quality are implemented, climate change is expected to worsen ozone pollution across much of the country, with adverse impacts on human health," the scientists write.