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Meanings of harmful effects in English

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Usage of harmful effects in English
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Pesticides exposure causes usually harmful effects to the environment and human health.
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Potential beneficial and harmful effects of computer use by children are discussed.
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However, the F2 generation could concur with the harmful effects of essential oils.
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NCER provided fellowships to study the harmful effects of chemicals on children's health.
Ebony
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However, MTB possesses efficient systems to counteract the harmful effects of DNA-damaging assaults.
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Other scientists, however, insisted the harmful effects of ecstasy were undeniable.
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Both protective and harmful effects of Th17 responses during infection have been described.
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Unlike gay marriage, legal pot will have harmful effects, many say.
Reuters
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Foliage dust contains heavy metal that may have harmful effects on human health.
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In this analysis, no harmful effects of vacuum-aspiration abortion were found.
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But emerging studies suggest serious harmful effects on the developing brains of teenagers.
Reuters
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The article concerns potential harmful effects of exposure to lead.
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No one wanted to talk about its potentially harmful effects.
Wired
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Spermatozoa are particularly vulnerable to the harmful effects of ROS.
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It aims "to address the impact and harmful effects of domestic abuse".
The Irish Times
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However, sunscreens contain synthetic shielding agents that can cause harmful effects in the environment.
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Ireland
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