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Meanings of have adverse in English

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Usage of have adverse in English
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He warned a war would have adverse consequences for the whole region.
The Irish Times
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Environmental exposures during pregnancy and early life may have adverse health effects.
Pubmed
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Sulfonylureas have , in the past, been reported to have adverse cardiovascular effects.
Pubmed
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But even losing the capacity to see colours can have adverse effects.
The Guardian
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Hypo- and hyper-corticosteronisms have adverse effects on ovarian endocrine and exocrine functions.
Pubmed
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However, they have adverse physical and psychological effects and could pose ethical hazards.
Pubmed
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Besides its worrying environmental aspects, it could have adverse effects on income distribution.
The Guardian
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An overly restricted use of supplemental oxygen may have adverse effects as well.
Pubmed
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Low executive function proficiency may have adverse effects on adolescents' school academic performance.
Pubmed
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Chemical leavenings can have adverse effects on both flavor and color.
On food and cooking: the science and lore of the kitchen
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If that happens that would have adverse impact on the index.
Reuters
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Such hemodynamic alterations could have adverse effects on the transplanted liver.
Pubmed
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Unfortunately, this has not been possible so far and all CM have adverse effects.
Pubmed
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To various degrees, they all have adverse effects on health, agricultural productivity, and education.
Pubmed
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Small changes in sperm counts are known to have adverse affects on human fertility.
Pubmed
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Prenatal exposure to mercury, stress, and depression may have adverse effects on birth outcomes.
Pubmed
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