Significats de deleterious consequences en anglès

This adaptive process was likely not without deleterious consequences to health.

Their collaboration with unsubstantiated parental beliefs can have long-term, deleterious consequences.

While ipecac is used infrequently, it can have deleterious consequences.

The occurrence of this syndrome may have deleterious consequences for patient and graft survival.

The deleterious consequences of environmentally associated diseases are expressed differentially by income, race, and geography.

One of the most deleterious consequences of EtOH exposure is neuronal loss in the developing brain.

However, there can be deleterious consequences associated with this bioenergetic conversion, including the production of toxic byproducts.

The northeast angle of the town is occupied by a large graveyard with the usual deleterious consequences.

Interestingly, concomitant elimination of c-Raf and B-Raf in adult mice had no deleterious consequences for normal homeostasis.

Buckingham adds that parents' fears about the possible deleterious consequences of children watching television is exploited by politicians.

On the seafloor, marine litter, particularly plastic, can accumulate in high densities with deleterious consequences for its inhabitants.

Conclusions: An antidiabetic role along with deleterious consequences for weight loss and liver function are possible in such circumstances.

If a man's judgment is unsound, for example, it leads to deleterious consequences, not only to himself, but to others.

In order to limit the deleterious consequences of depression among older adults, increased attention to prevention, screening, and treatment is warranted.

Discussion: Weight-based stigmatization is a common experience among obese individuals seeking weight loss surgery, and these experiences are associated with deleterious consequences.

The use of NHPs to investigate potential therapeutic strategies to control the deleterious consequences of aging with HIV infection is also reviewed.