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Meanings of damaging effects in English

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Usage of damaging effects in English
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Religious engagement, however, may counteract the damaging effects of early life stress.
Pubmed
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Many of them demonstrate hormetic effects, producing both beneficial and damaging effects.
Pubmed
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The coloring agents help to prevent the damaging effects of light.
Wicca Spellcraft For Men
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Waterways across America have long suffered the damaging effects of agricultural and industrial activity.
The Irish Times
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Racial discrimination is a pervasive problem with multiple damaging effects.
Pubmed
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Antioxidants combat the damaging effects of ROS; yet antioxidant defenses are reduced in asthma.
Pubmed
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Reports about female mechanics in Nigeria and the damaging effects of skin-bleaching products also followed.
Reuters
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Chief executives warn of the damaging effects of uncertainty on their investment and hiring decisions.
Reuters
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Critics had warned that it could have had damaging effects and be hard to implement.
Reuters
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Acting now ensures that some of the damaging effects of the reforms might be reversed.
The Guardian
11
New studies have revealed more about the damaging effects of Covid-19 on the human brain.
Radio NZ
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He felt very calm now, without the damaging effects of emotion on his mental processes.
Mentats of Dune
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He added: Just the words have damaging effects.
The Guardian
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In that case, ARBs may be beneficial because they block some of the hormone's damaging effects.
Reuters
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Diet and nutrition have been postulated as potential factors to combat the damaging effects of asthma.
Pubmed
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Metals with high redox potential can trigger oxidative stress mechanisms with damaging effects in biological tissues.
Pubmed
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