Some people may not experience any adverse effects at all.
|
|
Fetuses are particularly susceptible to the adverse effects of nicotine.
|
|
Its absence has had no adverse effects on our learning.
|
|
There are significant adverse effects that warrant not getting vaccinated.
|
|
He said there were no adverse effects on other genes.
|
|
Other groups have predicted more adverse effects from Trump's policies.
|
|
The fluctuating weather patterns also have adverse effects on agricultural output.
|
|
And there is a growing number of cases of adverse effects.
|
|
At times, interactions between the competing medications could create adverse effects.
|
|
But it's also possible that self-compassion could have adverse effects.
|
|
First, Beyoncé can have both favorable and adverse effects on restaurants.
|
|
They can even be dipped in curry with no adverse effects.
|
|
Some patients report adverse effects like depression and increased suicidal tendencies.
|
|
Acadia also said serious adverse effects were low during the trials.
|
|
Narcissists will often admit their narcissism, but not its adverse effects.
|
|
Rather, Walter suffered "adverse effects" for years, and is finally healthy again.
|
|
Adverse effects include trouble managing and expressing emotions and difficulty regulating impulses.
|
|
Its impact on farmers and agricultural workers will have immense, adverse effects.
|
|
That's because of adverse effects from the higher deficits it would create.
|
|
Such a result will have very real, adverse effects on amici's businesses.
|
|
But, there are other adverse effects occurring from the Fed's tightening actions.
|
|
Parental concerns about specific vaccine adverse effects should be heard and addressed.
|
|
Even persistent rumors about closing the markets are themselves causing adverse effects.
|
|
"Every chemical tested in this class has adverse effects," Dr. Birnbaum said.
|
|
She isn't aware of any documented adverse effects from long-term usage.
|
|
But that would have some adverse effects on the health of the lagoon.
|
|
High levels of humidity can also have adverse effects on your electronics too.
|
|
"That's a double whammy in terms of adverse effects on health," Leslie said.
|
|
That helps to explain why claims of adverse effects are so often wrong.
|
|
But Scheer says there are some cases where melatonin can have adverse effects.
|
|
" "Manufacturers also expressed concern about the potential adverse effects of rising trade tensions.
|
|
The researchers found no adverse effects related to the performance of the device.
|
|
This can reduce the adverse effects of imported soybeans on the Chinese market.
|
|
Another example of an overdose is adverse effects that result from product contamination.
|
|
These adverse effects are especially likely given the pace of technological change and automation.
|
|
The treatment also didn't seem to have any adverse effects on the human cells.
|
|
If you haven't heard, we're still feeling the adverse effects of some planetary mayhem.
|
|
Just make sure your victim (friend) can eat sugar without experiencing any adverse effects.
|
|
We don't discuss the adverse effects our foreign policy has had on our military.
|
|
The FDA also questioned the drug's safety profile, though it showed few adverse effects.
|
|
We defaulted on the bills and she suffered adverse effects on her credit report.
|
|
No adverse effects on growth were found among the children a year later, either.
|
|
The second is that protectionists almost always exaggerate the adverse effects of trade liberalization.
|
|
Illegal downloads, home tapes, bootlegs and song sheets all had adverse effects on artists.
|
|
If the healthy volunteers don't suffer any adverse effects, it's on to Phase 2.
|
|
These statements reveal important information about smoking's adverse effects and the companies' deceitful actions.
|
|
In contrast, alcohol is omnipresent, so far more people suffer from its adverse effects.
|
|
The association suggests eating a wide variety of seafood to minimize any adverse effects.
|
|
Prolonged screen time could also have adverse effects for young adults and working professionals.
|
|
"If he can deliberate on a meaningful trade deal with China, the adverse effects we've seen on fixed investment spending, the adverse effects we've seen on business confidence will reverse and that should obviate the need for the Fed to act," said McCarthy.
|
|
Good news: No adverse effects of giving a dog "too much" CBD have been found.
|
|
They tolerated the engineered T cells with only mild adverse effects and no immune response.
|
|
But the adverse effects of free trade are concentrated among displaced workers and small businesses.
|
|
It's still hard to say what, exactly, the extent of those adverse effects might be.
|
|
They have written extensively on the adverse effects of high corporate taxes on worker wages.
|
|
Going after hardworking immigrants has adverse effects that go beyond straining our budgets and manpower.
|
|
"We can only take action after the fact if consumers have adverse effects," she said.
|
|
Analysis by Mr. Robinson and colleagues did not find adverse effects of reference pricing, however.
|
|
Codeine, an opioid pain reliever, came under scrutiny due to its adverse effects on children.
|
|
Studies show that daylight saving time has some adverse effects on both health and safety.
|
|
In other cases, doctors believe that adverse effects of drug interactions are outweighed by benefits.
|
|
Patients, mostly women, report that the caps are generally well tolerated, with minimal adverse effects.
|
|
The adverse effects of going to a high-segregated school such as that are absurd.
|
|
But still, Grubba worries that the new law will have only adverse effects on her pay.
|
|
"The good news is, there really aren't scientifically proven adverse effects of fans," Dr. Chen says.
|
|
"Based on the research we have to date, there are no known adverse effects," Wolfe says.
|
|
Scientists have observed no adverse effects relating to brain function, body temperature, or other physiological functions.
|
|
They didn't find any adverse effects, and the study participants seemed to stick with the programs.
|
|
Previous albums took an overt path to sociopolitical commentary and humanity's adverse effects on the Earth.
|
|
The report does warn, however, that GM technology can have serious adverse effects when used improperly.
|
|
The nocebo effect is the opposite: Patients can experience adverse effects solely because they anticipate them.
|
|
Some scans should be enhanced by intravenous contrast, but the chemicals used can cause adverse effects.
|
|
Only they can report adverse effects that they sense but that are not apparent to clinicians.
|
|
Dr. Romeis followed by co-authoring a study that found "no adverse effects" to ladybug larvae.
|
|
However, some are reeling from the adverse effects of higher tariffs and reduced access to markets.
|
|
Sure, it can be fun, but binge-watching can have adverse effects on your mental health.
|
|
Among other adverse effects, it has led to a shortage of skilled labour (including in health care).
|
|
She also noted the short follow up period meant some long-term adverse effects could be missed.
|
|
These could include adverse effects on liquidity, pricing, or terms for corporate loans and bonds, he said.
|
|
These punishments would have adverse effects on promotion of the personnel involved, according to the U.S. military.
|
|
"Shingles is a preventable disease that can have adverse effects on your quality of life," Yawn said.
|
|
"With careful planning, adverse effects can be minimized or mitigated, and secondary beneficial effects enhanced," it said.
|
|
"The economy has enough policy space to ward off potential adverse effects of external shocks," Espenilla said.
|
|
The gap in opportunities for two year degrees has indeed had long term adverse effects on productivity.
|
|
Yet just like any form of psychotherapy, CBT is not without the risk of unwanted adverse effects.
|
|
That means it's possible some adverse effects could be attributable to the drugs, rather than the therapy.
|
|
Deuster's review looked at the reporting of adverse effects across all 35 studies, and found nothing serious.
|
|
However, the decision to play overseas can have adverse effects on both the players and the league.
|
|
Still, he said, "Our findings are likely to reflect the potential adverse effects of long-term exposure."
|
|
Adverse effects were rare, and even rarer when the contraception contained lower levels of the hormone progestin.
|
|
They are also more likely to have impaired engagement at work due to adverse effects on sleep.
|
|
This is not, incidentally, because an increase in the labor supply has no adverse effects for anyone.
|
|
One year after surgery, the transplanted sheet remained intact, and there was no evidence of lasting adverse effects.
|
|
Existing research also shows that cannabis and its compounds can have adverse effects on sleep in some circumstances.
|
|
However, like all products that deliver nicotine, they can have adverse effects on the development of young brains.
|
|
Unfortunately, DDT also had adverse effects on wildlife — which is why it was eventually banned in many countries.
|
|
Sitting all day has many adverse effects: muscle degeneration, back pain, disk damage and poor circulation, among others.
|
|
And now, it seems use of this baby snake oil might lead to 400 reports of adverse effects.
|
|
Adverse effects also occur in up to 40% of patients, and treatment can take up to two months.
|
|
Among those who called poison control centers about dietary supplements, 21% reported adverse effects, according to the study.
|
|
More than 75 percent of research studies on meditation aren't measuring or monitoring adverse effects, Britton tells me.
|
|
Patients said they stopped taking them because their pain was under control, or because they experienced adverse effects.
|
|
It means either increases in other taxes or enlarged deficits, both of which have adverse effects on households.
|
|
Adverse effects for ACTH and cortisone, the early trials showed, included psychosis, depression, immune suppression and fluid retention.
|
|
That helped bolster arguments from Republican lawmakers that regulations on the industry could be loosened without adverse effects.
|
|
El Mundo also suggested there could be "significant" adverse effects that may increase the first risk of investment.
|
|
There were no adverse effects, they said, outside of headaches or migraines, nausea, and transient anxiety or discomfort.
|
|
They warned in a letter that the $85 billion deal could have adverse effects for consumers and competitors.
|
|
Listed counterpart Astral also cut production as it felt the adverse effects of an over-supplied domestic market.
|
|
This bottleneck production can also have adverse effects on independent labels and distributors, as we reported last year.
|
|
CBD may also have adverse effects such as anxiety, diarrhea, dizziness, and vomiting, just to name a few.
|
|
Some analysts argue that the economy should be strong enough to withstand the adverse effects of the virus.
|
|
When the students were reassessed a month after they had taken the exam, those adverse effects had disappeared.
|
|
Because it focused on older patients, the study may have missed adverse effects on those younger than 65.
|
|
A domestic response is needed now to arrest the adverse effects of the state-directed excess capacity crisis.
|
|
Subordination would be an enormous mistake imposing substantial adverse effects upon the commonwealth itself over the longer term.
|
|
They wrote that there was no evidence that soybean-derived foods had adverse effects on the human pancreas.
|
|
Nobody has shown that they can modify the genome of the human germ line and reliably avoid adverse effects.
|
|
I mean, we're getting calls in my office from people that are already feeling the adverse effects of this.
|
|
And surely the adverse effects don't begin precisely at zero; low rates must already put a squeeze on banks.
|
|
I read a lot of labels, and reminded myself often of the adverse effects sugar has on my body.
|
|
While the efficiency gains are too real to pass up, the technology will have tremendous adverse effects as well.
|
|
And marijuana was linked to short-term adverse effects such as dizziness, dry mouth, nausea, fatigue, drowsiness, and confusion.
|
|
Such adverse effects tend to become more acute as products entail higher-level functions that rely on IoT connectivity.
|
|
Therapix believes PEA may increase the efficacy of the cannabinoid while lowering the required dosage and reducing adverse effects.
|
|
Lack of precipitation and prolonged droughts can cause any number of adverse effects, including wildfires, dust storms, and desertification.
|
|
Some research links the isoflavones in soy to adverse effects, like imbalanced hormones and problems with the endocrine system.
|
|
You don't want an environmental regulation that has adverse effects on businesses but does little to help public health.
|
|
Asia experienced the adverse effects of this phenomenon most keenly during the Asian Financial Crisis of the late 1990s.
|
|
And if so, what adverse effects would be inflicted on the research and development of new and improved medicines?
|
|
And the adverse effects of protectionism will spread as the business customers of protected industries seek protection for themselves.
|
|
Metchnikoff had long theorized that the microorganisms in our guts could have beneficial or adverse effects on our health.
|
|
The adverse effects of excess weight in childhood and adolescence don't necessarily wait to show up later in life.
|
|
We are already seeing what appear to be adverse effects of inflammatory language and opinions, including from national leaders.
|
|
In this new equation Americans will be the losers and the adverse effects will be massive and long-term.
|
|
Any adverse effects of St. John's Wort appeared to arise from interactions with other drugs, such as prescribed antidepressants.
|
|
It also noted the potential for adverse effects caused by interactions between CBD and medications people may be taking.
|
|
But uncertainty regarding the adverse effects of a potential global pandemic on the US economy has made investors wary.
|
|
The authority has agreed to "avoid unreasonable adverse effects," yet no one has defined what those effects might be.
|
|
" Later that day, a 37-page report from the G7 said "stablecoins" like Libra could have "significant adverse effects.
|
|
Such adverse effects could lead to poor patient compliance and subsequent development of resistance as well as treatment failures.
|
|
While the rapidly spreading virus has had a mainly positive impact on Genano's business, there are also adverse effects.
|
|
A controversial study on naloxone, for example, demonstrated the drug could have adverse effects without other measures in place.
|
|
"EPA concluded that continued use of the product will result in unreasonable adverse effects on the environment," the agency said.
|
|
I also have a proposal for financial inclusion: providing debit cards just to protect low-income people from adverse effects.
|
|
Nor will central banks willingly lose control of the money supply, with all the potential adverse effects of economic management.
|
|
While the efficiency gains are real — too real to pass up — the technology will have tremendous adverse effects as well.
|
|
Closing a credit card may seem like a harmless action, but it can have adverse effects on your credit score.
|
|
Ampakines are a class of drugs that have been shown to reverse the adverse effects of cognitive disorders in rats.
|
|
Because of their intellectual and emotional capacities, cetaceans are highly susceptible to the adverse effects of chronic boredom in captivity.
|
|
Though the data is still limited this early in the calendar year, we may already be seeing the adverse effects.
|
|
Some manufacturers expressed worries about weakening global demand for their products and adverse effects from President Donald Trump's trade policies.
|
|
Much like the physical spaces, these digital spaces are constantly under the threat of change, "adverse effects," or even dismantling.
|
|
A 2010 article in a medical journal reported that a few melanoma patients had died from adverse effects of Yervoy.
|
|
Correlating the frequency and dose of marijuana exposure of children with long-lived, adverse effects should be a research priority.
|
|
They reduce inflammatory and other untoward responses that lead to adverse effects on plaque, as well as many disease entities.
|
|
"CBD not only has significant therapeutic potential, but it appears to mitigate the potentially adverse effects of THC," Kossen says.
|
|
I'm not super breakout-prone, but I haven't noticed any adverse effects after using Futuredew most days for several weeks.
|
|
Or do you think animal testing is still necessary to regulate harmful substances that can have adverse effects on humans?
|
|
Over the past decade, academic research has highlighted the adverse effects of high public debt on levels of economic growth.
|
|
Uber isn't facing criminal charges but has dealt with adverse effects on its business as a result of the incident.
|
|
There are other more common adverse effects of cannabis use which can include including nausea, vomiting, headache, memory concerns etc.
|
|
It acknowledged, though, that it had not received reports of adverse effects of hemp or marijuana-derived products on animals.
|
|
Still, the authors claim that some supplements are adulterated, in some cases with pharmaceutical drugs, which might lead to adverse effects.
|
|
"The adverse effects were seen in individuals who had a long lifetime history of, in particular, crack cocaine abuse," Hall says.
|
|
"There is no question that if you take too much hormones they can have serious adverse effects," Cohen said by email.
|
|
Start with a low dosage, Bonn-Miller cautions, and move up gradually to find a sweet spot without risking adverse effects.
|
|
All kinds of aromas can have adverse effects on your body—just try walking into a Bath & Body Works without vomiting.
|
|
But deep space radiation is much more damaging, even at much lower doses, so the adverse effects are potentially much greater.
|
|
Use can lead to a range of adverse effects ranging from nausea and vomiting to seizures, repressed breathing, and even death.
|
|
This was done over a three-week period, resulting in a number of adverse effects to the queens and their broods.
|
|
"The authors demonstrate that a single injection with nanoparticles has no long-term adverse effects on the mouse retina," said Kefalov.
|
|
Since it has been in effect, there has been "no evidence of adverse effects on immigration enforcement," the ACLU lawyers said.
|
|
"Whether it's seaweeds or corals, fish, seabirds or mammals, you can detect the adverse effects of marine heat waves," he said.
|
|
The future winners of Pikes Peak will all be driving electric cars, which don't suffer any adverse effects of the altitude.
|
|
"Given the widespread use of PPIs, even relatively rare adverse effects can impact large numbers of people," Grams added by email.
|
|
According to Dr. Houpt, the use of citronella won't have any adverse effects on the dog or make the dog sick.
|
|
Dogs can't consent to using cannabis, can experience adverse effects, and should only be given marijuana-based treats for medical reasons.
|
|
Rolling back environmental regulations will increase pollution and its adverse effects on health and, most worrisomely, the damage from climate change.
|
|
Such noise has already been shown to have adverse effects in fish, whales and other marine mammals as well as cephalopods.
|
|
The investigators found no adverse effects on vaginal flora from the cup, and no tissue damage in the vagina and cervix.
|
|
The adverse effects they experience include emotional distress, guilt, anxiety, depression, fatigue, problems sleeping, disengagement, lower job satisfaction, and higher turnover.
|
|
In East Africa, communities are already experiencing the adverse effects of a warming planet, with erratic and extreme weather becoming common.
|
|
" The GEC was established in April 2016, and its mission includes "countering the adverse effects of state-sponsored propaganda and disinformation.
|
|
The company said the most common adverse effects were abdominal discomfort or pain, coughing, hives, itching, nausea, throat irritation and vomiting.
|
|
Employers there are prohibited even from asking a candidate's previous salary history, which some believe could have adverse effects on income.
|
|
"This behavior seriously violated ethics, scientific research integrity and relevant state regulations causing adverse effects at home and abroad," Xinhua said.
|
|
The Paris agreement is one step toward addressing the temperature rise, flooding, drought, and other adverse effects of climate change worldwide.
|
|
"Because EPA set the health standard with a form and level that combine to allow ozone pollution levels that EPA acknowledges cause adverse effects in healthy young adults, the standard unlawfully and arbitrarily fails to protect the health of both these and more sensitive populations, like asthmatic children, from acknowledged adverse effects," they told the court.
|
|
Various technologies and monitoring systems are often used in VR testing to mitigate the most common, mild adverse effects — dizziness, nausea, etc.
|
|
The results highlight how prevention at an individual level could be used to fight the adverse effects of PM2.5, the researchers said.
|
|
"The ECB seems to be increasingly aware of the adverse effects of its current monetary policy stance," ING economist Carsten Brzeski said.
|
|
Procedures like PolarityTE's often fall into that category because cells are harvested from a patient's own body, making adverse effects less likely.
|
|
Given the adverse effects of insufficient sleep on health and productivity, Moriyama's investment in his employees' well-being isn't too far-fetched.
|
|
And the adverse effects of Brexit forecast by most economists—which would make Scoxit more appealing—could take time to kick in.
|
|
However, some adverse effects of marijuana use, like dizziness or disorientation, that creep up on some smokers may be worse when ill.
|
|
Over time, that could lead to all sorts of adverse effects, from brain fogs and stomachaches to a coma or kidney failure.
|
|
Neither has seen any adverse effects, unlike popular anti-anxiety medications—which can cause increased heart rate, lethargy, more stress, and vomiting.
|
|
His team prepared for the worst—anaphylaxis, liver toxicity, an inflammatory immune response—but in the end they saw no adverse effects.
|
|
We need to begin to control the way that's done, otherwise we're going to continue to see adverse effects in the public.
|
|
The investigational trial is short in duration and any unanticipated adverse effects are unlikely to be widespread or persistent in the environment.
|
|
Meek just donated to the Flint Child and Family Health Development Fund, which fights the adverse effects of ingesting lead-filled H20.
|
|
It is plausible that the tax take, especially in the countries with the lowest share, could go up without many adverse effects.
|
|
Since their brains and bodies are still developing, young athletes are more susceptible to concussions and the adverse effects associated with them.
|
|
Echocardiograms are the safest and easiest way to monitor the patient's heart to assure that cardiotoxicity has not led to adverse effects.
|
|
They clearly state that climate change has already had adverse effects on the country and considered the ways those effects could multiply.
|
|
While plants need this reactive nitrogen to thrive, if excessive amounts enter the environment, they contribute to a suite of adverse effects.
|
|
His tweets about the stock market can cause adverse effects, something that definitely warrants concern as speculation increases about an impending recession.
|
|
And sometimes if we kill off too many of these friendly bacteria (say, because we're taking antibiotics), it can have adverse effects.
|
|
Outside of occasional crying and a single drop of blood appearing in 15 occasions, no significant adverse effects occurred during the acupuncture sessions.
|
|
As of 2015, Health Canada has not received any reports of serious heart-related adverse effects in anyone of childbearing age taking domperidone.
|
|
Any adverse effects, as well as their ability to impregnate females, was compared with a historical sample of monkeys that had received vasectomies.
|
|
For states that see adverse effects, their only option may be to sue the federal government and try to get the order reversed.
|
|
Whereas competition from foreign workers bothers politicians a great deal, the adverse effects of competition from foreign companies seem not to worry them.
|
|
A 240-hour suspension is just not sufficient to reverse the adverse effects of his actions on our department and on our community.
|
|
"We object to this proposal as it will result in significant adverse effects on sand dune habitat of national importance," the document reads.
|
|
After these reports, we have retrieved remaining bars from our consumers and have personally consumed many of the remaining bars without adverse effects.
|
|
The drugs still "do more good than harm," Firth added, but he emphasized that doctors need to monitor and manage any adverse effects.
|
|
"At least there won't be immediate adverse effects on the people we serve and are under the ACA (Affordable Care Act) ," he said.
|
|
"Parents should be made more aware of the potential adverse effects of early sports specialization, year-round play and early competition," Shaw said.
|
|
The report showed that failing to approve the deal would have adverse effects on agriculture and will create a loss in market share.
|
|
But beyond costing you money in the form of late fees, late credit card payments can have adverse effects on your financial health.
|
|
Overall, CATO's researchers concluded that concerns regarding the potential adverse effects of legalization laws on crime have largely been blown out of proportion.
|
|
They thought it was more important to avoid postoperative limitations such as pain, swelling and restricted activity, and the risk of adverse effects.
|
|
Caffeine tends to mask alcohol's depressant effects, so drinkers could become more intoxicated than they realize -- leading to injury and other adverse effects.
|
|
Washing machines are one example of how tariffs can have unexpected and adverse effects on the domestic companies the policies attempt to protect.
|
|
Moreover, two of our other allies, France and Germany, even allow victims to take their cases to civilian courts with no adverse effects.
|
|
And that in turn is starting to have adverse effects on the ability of U.S. farmers to compete in the global agricultural market.
|
|
Susan Fitzwater: How low do the uncertainties about climate change have to be before we decide to do something about possible adverse effects?
|
|
The fake milks have this going for them: You can keep drinking, downing two or three in a morning with no adverse effects.
|
|
There are, however, common adverse effects of extremely low calorie diets including the loss of lean muscle mass which can alter your metabolism.
|
|
Citi noted the adverse effects would be reinforced by retaliation measures in other countries and as rising uncertainty dampens business confidence, reducing capital expenditure.
|
|
We need to know what chemicals are in the products, especially when those chemicals could have adverse effects on our health and our environment.
|
|
What's more, while the adverse effects of the pound's fall have yet to be fully felt, the same goes for the beneficial effects too.
|
|
These figures are troubling, noted Volkow, who explained that regular use of marijuana is associated with adverse effects such as dropping out of school.
|
|
They have since stopped taking it, but they are still waiting to find out if the therapy had any adverse effects on their children.
|
|
In a declaration published March 14, the City Planning Department recommended that the project won't have any significantly adverse effects on its surrounding community.
|
|
"There is a risk for adverse effects to human health, flora, fauna, and the environment," a 2018 report from Mexico's Federal Audit Office concluded.
|
|
"I got a lot of comments about how weird it was to be a Trump studying the adverse effects of economic inequality," she says.
|
|
N.J. Assemblywoman Nancy Munoz, the bill's main sponsor, said she championed the legislation after learning about the long-lasting adverse effects of child marriage.
|
|
"During the early 212s, there were a number of FDA warnings that came out" describing the potential adverse effects of these medications, Smith said.
|
|
The current arrangement could "pose serious adverse effects to the financial stability of the United States," the regulators said in their letter to JPMorgan.
|
|
Nearly all of these studies find that regulation has adverse effects on economic activity; the effect on total factor productivity (TFP) is particularly significant.
|
|
Marijuana's regular use during adolescence leads to dependence at higher rates than alcohol and, once dependent, adolescents experience a wide range of adverse effects.
|
|
Economically and politically, the costs to the United States will be significant, with adverse effects on American national security, economic prosperity, and global leadership.
|
|
" Fantastique points out that children are particularly at-risk for the adverse effects of lead contamination, and calls the water crisis a "ridiculous crime.
|
|
" The WHO also told CNN: "While the risk of adverse effects is higher in persons aged over 60 years, the overall risk remains low.
|
|
The Commission said that while there has been a sharp increase in internet usage, no outages or adverse effects have so far been reported.
|
|
"None of the data published to date conclusively demonstrate adverse effects on the health of humans from the use of sunscreens," the authors concluded.
|
|
"Domestically, significant corrections in the property market will likely lead to adverse effects on household balance sheets and overall economic activity," the bank said.
|
|
As of January, two people had died because their defibrillators failed to work, the agency said, and dozens of others had suffered adverse effects.
|
|
U.S. TRADE REPRESENTATIVE'S OFFICE SAYS WTO PANEL FINDS THAT EU LAUNCH AID TO AIRBUS CONTINUES TO CAUSE ADVERSE EFFECTS, COST U.S. FIRMS SIGNIFICANT REVENUE
|
|
Still, Kolanovic said even if there is a trade war, he does not think it will have adverse effects, such as destabilizing the economy.
|
|
When doctors started prescribing Ambien for men and for women, women were suffering from more adverse effects and were at higher risks for overdosing.
|
|
Ryan said instead he supports tax reforms to address immigration challenges "without any adverse effects — without any collateral damage to the economy," he told CNN.
|
|
" Adverse effects of flakka, which Hall calls a "second-generation bath salt," can include severe agitation, aggressiveness and a medical condition known as "excited delirium.
|
|
Since it was made illegal, MDMA has been administered to 1,133 people for research purposes without any serious adverse effects, according to a recent study.
|
|
In a report it said aggressive easing had supported spending and incomes, mitigating the adverse effects of the financial crisis of 2008 and subsequent recession.
|
|
This is hardly the first time someone has pointed out that teleportation—as depicted in Star Trek or otherwise—comes with some serious adverse effects.
|
|
But now, you're not just skipping out on prescribed treatment, you've given your doctor a dose of misinformation which could result in further adverse effects.
|
|
" The half-point cut was aimed at heading off "some of the adverse effects" from the housing issue that had caused "disruptions in financial markets.
|
|
"Exchange rate fluctuations, increased international geopolitical disputes and foreign terrorist events had adverse effects on the industry," said China Eastern Airlines in its annual report.
|
|
Many companies however, often offer longer or more frequent rest periods to their workers, to avoid any adverse effects on people's physical and mental health.
|
|
When conducting consumer research Facebook says it carefully analyzes whether it would be beneficial to users or if it would have adverse effects on them.
|
|
None of these laws have demonstrated that they have a substantial effect on decreasing sexual crimes; indeed, some have been shown to have adverse effects.
|
|
That's soon enough to be used by Trump as a rallying argument, but late enough so that adverse effects will not occur before January 2019.
|
|
Furthermore, a robust market surveillance system to track adverse effects must be established as should processes and frameworks to receive and act on patient feedback.
|
|
The $200 million trade promotion program was intended to mitigate "adverse effects of other countries' restrictions", but Australia wanted to know precisely what that meant.
|
|
"Whether pre-mixed or do-it-yourself liquids, it is the amount of flavorings that would determine the level of potential adverse effects," Farsalinos added.
|
|
Our legislation was passed after extensive public hearings and in-depth research into the adverse effects of pesticides and the availability of non-toxic alternatives.
|
|
Moreover, the adverse effects of CBD are being studied in pregnant and nursing mothers, including developmental defects and the increased permeability of the placental barrier.
|
|
This recommendation is based on all the scientific evidence of the adverse effects of caffeine on pregnancy outcomes such as miscarriage and fetal growth restriction.
|
|
And according to a report from within the company, recently leaked to the press, the world is seriously underestimating the adverse effects of climate change.
|
|
In one sense, the experiment has already been a success: there have been no adverse effects to mother or baby, so the treatment seems safe.
|
|
"The adverse effects of smiley use are moderated by the formality of the social context and mediated by perceptions of message appropriateness," argues the study.
|
|
He argued that this diagnostic revolution, which made previously lethal diseases such as pneumonia, syphilis, and tuberculosis curable or treatable, has also had adverse effects.
|
|
The big picture: Vaping technologies for nicotine and cannabis have seen a sharp increase in popularity, but officials are concerned about the products' adverse effects.
|
|
He also defended his "America First" policy when a reporter asked whether he realized it has had adverse effects on allies like Australia and Japan.
|
|
The result of a trial in the UK released last year found no beneficial effect of the drug, though it also reported no significant adverse effects.
|
|
"Not only did we find very positive results in most studies, but we found no adverse effects, even at the highest levels of consumption," he said.
|
|
" After reports of the vomiting first surfaced, Soylent told Gizmodo that people at the company "have personally consumed many of the remaining bars without adverse effects.
|
|
During the course of the three-month trial, no serious or adverse effects—such as diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) or severe hypoglycemia (low glucose levels—were reported.
|
|
That's because when taken for too long, benzos can become habit-forming and cause a long list of adverse effects, including an increased risk of suicide.
|
|
David Hendler, an analyst at Viola Risk Advisors, said the adverse effects of market swings on BNP Paribas's equity derivatives business might persist in the future.
|
|
Camargo Correa has been recovering rapidly from the adverse effects of a corruption probe at state firms that were key clients of the conglomerate's engineering unit.
|
|
Municipal debt crises would have adverse effects down the road, but those would be borne by future officeholders rather than those currently incurring too much debt.
|
|
Many of the findings indicated that extracorporeal shockwave therapy works in the treatment of ED, with very few adverse effects reported by people who tried it.
|
|
In subsequent tweets, Brown referenced case studies seemingly showing the adverse effects of weed on children, so we fact-checked a couple of those as well.
|
|
Another study published in 2010 in Pediatrics found timely vaccination produced no adverse effects on neuropsychological outcomes seven to 10 years after the vaccines were administered.
|
|
Still, the explosive popularity of CBD is way ahead of any evidence to support its efficacy — or reliable reassurances that it has no serious adverse effects.
|
|
Another recent randomized trial found that frail and older people could drop an average of two drugs from a 10-drug regimen with no adverse effects.
|
|
The lead author, Rafael Lomas-Vega of the University of Jaen in Spain, said that none of the studies showed any adverse effects of tai chi.
|
|
The report's authors warned that such projects could have "significant adverse effects" domestically and internationally on monetary policy, financial stability and efforts to combat money laundering.
|
|
At the same time, fledgling attempts to compel China into increasing its purchase of American goods has had adverse effects for Washington's relationship with other countries.
|
|
Beyond the sex-differentiated effects in the management of pain, the research gleaned that females might also experience stronger adverse effects than males when using medical marijuana.
|
|
Many concerns have been raised about the adverse effects that rubber crumb can have on the environment and health of those who come in contact with it.
|
|
Hence many technologists and entrepreneurs in Silicon Valley are converging on ideas like universal basic income as a way to mitigate the adverse effects of technological innovation.
|
|
So far the molecule has been administered to a total 90 participants, although the six hospitalized last week were the first to show such severe adverse effects.
|
|
"In this case, a 240-hour suspension is just not sufficient to reverse the adverse effects of his actions on our department and our community," Williams said.
|
|
"I might not think the effects are as big as they're going to say," he said, "but you have to think there would be some adverse effects."
|
|
"In this case, a 240-hour suspension is just not sufficient to reverse the adverse effects of his cations on our department and our community," Williams said.
|
|
In July, the BOJ pledged to keep its massive stimulus in place but made tweaks to reduce adverse effects of its policies on markets and commercial banks.
|
|
On top of this, the two have agreed to except the hacking from the terms of "business material adverse effects" that might affect the deal now closing.
|
|
The EU leaders also highlighted the need to protect their companies and investors dealing with Iran from any adverse effects should Washington reinstate the sanctions, officials said.
|
|
A filibuster of Judge Gorsuch's nomination to the Supreme Court is a bad idea that would be unlikely to succeed and could have many unintended adverse effects.
|
|
According to a recent study published by the American Meteorological Society, New York is among the states most economically vulnerable to the adverse effects of weather variability.
|
|
They focus on the immediate – visible – effects on the protected industries and disregard the eventual –invisible – adverse effects on the rest of the economy and political system.
|
|
It would be a disservice if people incorrectly assume they can consume large quantities of alcohol and undo the adverse effects by downing Pedialyte the next day.
|
|
In 2011, however, researchers stopped enrolling new participants in the study and discontinued the birth control injections for existing participants due to the rate of adverse effects.
|
|
Urgent action needed, experts say The report also mentions the adverse effects of smoking tobacco, even if the fetus is exposed to secondhand smoke in the womb.
|
|
Surely you've noticed that some people can drink six cups of coffee or more with no real adverse effects, while others get uncomfortably jittery on one cup.
|
|
Many facilities place LGBT detainees in solitary confinement as an attempt to protect them from the general population, which often has adverse effects on their mental health.
|
|
" The company said today, "We are assessing the impact on our workforce and determining how best to protect our people and their families from any adverse effects.
|
|
But the chairman of a National Academies committee that produced a report evaluating e-cigarettes said that vaping's "adverse effects clearly warrant concern" for young adult users.
|
|
Sedated endoscopy, for example, which is used by gastroenterologists to treat conditions like acid reflux and to perform colonoscopies, carries significant risks of adverse effects, including mortality.
|
|
Pick unwinnable trade wars with other countries, with tariffs paid for by American consumers and with adverse effects on American farmers and the national and global economies.
|
|
But now, Dr. Hoenig said, "I suspect that when it comes to the adverse effects of high sodium intake, we are right for all the wrong reasons."
|
|
Noise from aircraft at night is suggested to be limited to less than 40dB, as higher levels of aircraft noise are associated with adverse effects on sleeping.
|
|
"In this case, a 240-hour suspension is just not sufficient to reverse the adverse effects of his actions on our department and our community," she said.
|
|
Participants observed that if a large-scale and prolonged dispute over trade policies developed, there would likely be adverse effects on business sentiment, investment spending, and employment.
|
|
But a 2017 analysis in the journal Child Abuse & Neglect found in a correlational study that spanking was linked to similar adverse effects as childhood emotional abuse.
|
|
Perhaps they hope that Trump will never sign this legislation, so voters will never experience its adverse effects and take their anger out on their elected officials.
|
|
Based on clinical trial data of 125 people, both with type 1 and 2 diabetes, the device caused adverse effects in less than one percent of the volunteers.
|
|
But as Crockett notes, this action could have adverse effects on low-income families, who often rely on health clinics like Planned Parenthood for services other than abortions.
|
|
The IndyStar reports that, back in May, the affected members went to the local emergency room after church, complaining of "adverse effects" from the cookies they ate earlier.
|
|
A spokesperson from the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) told VICE News that they don't conduct routine surveillance on synthetic cannabinoid use, adverse effects, or deaths.
|
|
Because long-term trials of lasers for vaginal atrophy haven't been completed yet, "the exact adverse effects of lasers really remain to be determined," Krychman said by email.
|
|
The claim based on a recent paper that appeared in Nature reporting they could [edit the DNA of a human embryo without adverse effects] is most likely wrong.
|
|
What's next: It's unclear how microplastics might actually affect the turtles' digestive systems, since they seem to be able to deal with them without adverse effects, per CNN.
|
|
The effects of hormone blockers are reversible, but would most likely have adverse effects on fertility if the patient started taking them at an early age, he said.
|
|
People who are taking statin medications and need heart bypass surgery are often told to discontinue the drugs before and after surgery because of concerns about adverse effects.
|
|
"Obviously we're living in an age where we're all becoming more and more aware of link between what we're ingesting and adverse effects on our health," Paltrow told
|
|
"Warmer summers also have adverse effects through increased drought, flies and parasites, and perhaps heat stress leading to increased susceptibility to pathogens and other stressors," the report notes.
|
|
However, alcohol also has a number of immediate and long-term adverse effects that can exacerbate one's depression as well, which far outweigh any short-lived, subjective benefits.
|
|
The report found, for example, that many drugs used to treat mental illnesses -- including antidepressants, antipsychotics and mood stabilizers -- can have adverse effects on metabolism and heart health.
|
|
He added that judges' morale was low, their workload had hugely increased and they were concerned over the adverse effects on access to justice of the recent changes.
|
|
"It is possible that at higher levels of fish consumption, the potential adverse effects of contaminants mask or outweigh the benefits of omega-3 fatty acids," she said.
|
|
"Adverse effects of taking too much stimulant medication include fast heart rate, increased blood pressure, tremors, and agitation," Shain, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
|
|
The United Nations' new Gender Action Plan (GAP), finalized by UNFCCC member states at COP23, aims to recognize the adverse effects of climate change on women, like Didja.
|
|
In Alam's experience, it's a tiny portion of people who've had adverse effects, but, he maintains, you're better off doing it with a physician than at a spa.
|
|
Categorized as a persistent organic polluter, endosulfan is on a list of 12 chemicals known as the "dirty dozen" that cause adverse effects on humans and the ecosystem.
|
|
A Canadian official said the group expects to maintain language in its final communique emphasizing that exchange-rate volatility can have adverse effects on economic and financial stability.
|
|
Stevens said the company would now look at "any avenue" to mitigate adverse effects, whether this be cuts, changing the model mix or even changing car manufacturing locations.
|
|
The move comes as the President Donald Trump administration looks to retaliate against EU subsidies for Airbus, which the World Trade Organization ruled had "adverse effects" on America.
|
|
The World Bank said last year that the main social concern for Oman was the lack of jobs and "the adverse effects of subsidy reform on vulnerable households".
|
|
There were five mild adverse effects in the HGB-204 trial and nine serious adverse events, including two episodes of veno-occlusive liver disease, attributed to the chemotherapy.
|
|
That no easy option is available is obvious, but a control board offers a path forward without the perverse incentives and adverse effects that Chapter 9 would create.
|
|
Is technology good for kids, or is it having adverse effects on their social skills and health?" and "do we know the long-term effects of screen time?
|
|
Completely eliminating it from a diet can lead to headaches and other issues, which may then drive a person to take medications that have their own adverse effects.
|
|
While the energy emitted in these flares is substantial, the Earth's atmosphere protects people on its surface from adverse effects, although GPS and communication satellites can be disrupted.
|
|
Over the years, the WBC has received numerous testimonials from physicians, trainers, boxers and other experts about the adverse effects of the day-of-the-fight weigh in.
|
|
And multiple studies have raised concerns about negligible or even adverse effects from non — weight-bearing exercises, such as cycling and swimming, which put little pressure on bones.
|
|
Child marriage also disrupts the accumulation of human capital due to its associated school dropouts, withdrawal from labor markets, and adverse effects on the health of young girls.
|
|
However, this could lead to higher interest rates and tighter financial conditions that would have adverse effects on some emerging market countries that depend heavily on external financing.
|
|
Even before an official departure from the European Union, art sales in Britain have been cushioned from adverse effects by a fall in the value of the pound.
|
|
One in six Americans lives in communities where jobs and opportunities are hard to come by, and the adverse effects of climate change hits these communities the hardest.
|
|
It also said this past spring it had faced adverse effects after domain hosting services and PayPal refused to work with Gab, in the wake of the Pittsburgh shooting.
|
|
"The euro area economy continues to expand at a moderate but steady pace, despite the adverse effects of global economic and political uncertainty," Draghi told an EU Parliament committee.
|
|
Experts now say that no amount of lead in the blood is safe, and that even low levels of exposure can harm cognitive function and have other adverse effects.
|
|
"The emission crisis might cause lasting damage to VW's once-solid reputation with adverse effects on its future earnings and cash flows," Moody's warned in a report on Monday.
|
|
"And the worry for us is that further reductions in Chinese exports could cause a material slowdown in its economy, with adverse effects for New Zealand exporters," she said.
|
|
Adverse effects can include faster inflation, higher debt service burdens or stresses in banking sectors if foreign currency exposures are material, lower real incomes and potentially heightened political tensions.
|
|
The 20 officials named by the justice department on Friday had shown neglect in having "totally disregarded the identified risks and adverse effects of the vaccine", the resolution said.
|
|
About half of women with asthma discontinued their controller therapy early in pregnancy, likely because they thought it would have adverse effects on their baby, the study authors note.
|
|
The coagulant, ferric chloride, was originally used to "improve the removal of organic matter" in the water, but studies showed it may have adverse effects, according to the memo.
|
|
I'm hopeful that our research in piglets could eventually lead to treatments for both people and animals designed to mitigate the adverse effects of stress on the GI health.
|
|
It's much easier to be as transparent as possible up front about complex technical fixes than it is to try to explain the adverse effects of those fixes later.
|
|
The data that's showing adverse effects from microplastics is coming from the lab, not from the natural world, where researchers are typically limited to quantifying the abundance of particles.
|
|
These students are often struggling with the adverse effects of poverty, the inequitable distribution of resources across communities and the criminalization of black men inside and outside of schools.
|
|
The National Institutes of Health and the Environmental Protection Agency found that the BPA levels in humans are typically higher than the levels causing adverse effects in animal studies.
|
|
For instance, in the early months of the Trump administration, numerous government websites were changed to omit scientific information about climate change and the fossil fuel industry's adverse effects.
|
|
He cited a desire to protect shoppers from adverse effects during the holiday season, given the goods affected had included laptops, cellphones, toys and video game consoles among others.
|
|
The 31-year-old Texan showed no adverse effects in his next start at Detroit, limiting the Tigers to one run and four hits in 6 2/3 innings.
|
|
But if the speculation is correct, the mutation may have been one way that modern humans were inured against some adverse effects from fire, while other species were not.
|
|
We have also assumed moderate success by Imperial in its US strategy and manageable adverse effects from the imminent introduction of plain packaging in the UK, Ireland and France.
|
|
"The Board is not satisfied that the proposed development would not result in adverse effects on the physical structure, functionality and sediment supply of dune habitat," council documents stated.
|
|
We want to warn consumers that this product sold to treat parasites in aquarium fish and may have adverse effects, including serious illness or death, when taken by people.
|
|
When in 3003 the agency received 127 reports of adverse effects from a single line of hair-care products called WEN, it discovered that the manufacturer, Chaz Dean, Inc.
|
|
Although prescription medications were ordered for 65 percent of diagnosed cases, potential adverse effects were disclosed in only a third of those cases, and pregnancy risks in 43 percent.
|
|
"Based on our data there were no adverse effects (of steam inhalation) but equally no clear benefits," and on balance he would not recommend people try it, Little said.
|
|
While there is certainly no shame in binge-watching, it can have adverse effects on your mental health — especially if the show you choose deals with emotionally fraught topics.
|
|
This can reduce the adverse effects of imported soybeans on the Chinese market and provide a fair and sound environment for the sustainable development of the Chinese soybean industry.
|
|
If overdose is more broadly characterized as having more than intended or experiencing unpleasant, negative or adverse effects, even if temporary, then yes its absolutely possible, and fairly common.
|
|
It also shows that the intensity of legal insider trading may increase firm value, and firm-level insider trading restrictions may have adverse effects on a firm's market value.
|
|
The behavior of He Jiankui volated "scientific research integrity and relevant state regulations causing adverse effects at home and abroad," the state-run Xinhua News Agency reported on Monday.
|
|
People who tend to be higher on scales that measure suggestibility and absorption (two factors correlated with hypnotizability) can be more at risk for adverse effects from playing this role.
|
|
While divisions between agencies are commonplace, on matters of turf, analysis, and policy, political rivalries may impede intelligence sharing and cooperation, with adverse effects for counter-terrorism and other areas.
|
|
They say that while a restriction on rare earth exports would have some immediate adverse effects, the US and the rest of the world would adapt in the long run.
|
|
The state board found that one of the children had to receive "emergency treatment in a hospital after experiencing adverse effects," and that the pharmacy technician forged quality-control documentation.
|
|
An oversupply of new condos, a lack of foreign buyers and the adverse effects of the new federal tax law are likely to continue to weigh on sales and prices.
|
|
"I want Kibera people to know that, as the protector of the environment, we are keenly following the project so that it does not have any adverse effects," said Malawi.
|
|
And, because there may be some adverse effects from your chosen herbal remedy, please do check in with your doctor before taking any adaptogen — and definitely rein in your expectations.
|
|
The WTO ruled last year that the subsidies caused "adverse effects to the U.S.," prompting Washington to consider $11 billion worth of retaliatory tariffs on a range of European goods.
|
|
Washington is seeking to retaliate for more than $11 billion worth of EU subsidies to Airbus that the World Trade Organization has found cause "adverse effects" for the United States.
|
|
"A further cut in the deposit facility rate could unduly increase the pressure on banks' profitability, which could have adverse effects on the stability of the banking sector," it said.
|
|
The primary aim of this standard is to ensure that new drugs do not lead to adverse effects in patients; it is not concerned with therapeutic qualities of the drugs.
|
|
Brexit will also have adverse effects on other EU economies and increase political risks in Europe, which are already heightened by rising support for populist parties and the migration crisis.
|
|
He cited a desire to protect shoppers from any adverse effects during the holiday season, given the goods affected had included laptops, cellphones, toys and video game consoles among others.
|
|
While globalization has created enormous economic benefits for both blocs, they need to find ways to address the adverse effects of globalization on their workforce: another important priority for Trump.
|
|
Constancio also warned that measures adopted to reduce reliance on short-term wholesale funding of bank activities may have adverse effects in increasing systemic risk, due to their procyclical nature.
|
|
Meanwhile, the Trump administration is currently negotiating with Congress on a $1 trillion economic stimulus package aimed at helping American workers and companies feeling the adverse effects of the pandemic.
|
|
Under that system, the White House can initiate investigations into possible adverse effects of imports and, if it chooses, impose tariffs or other measures on the basis of these investigations.
|
|
What he does not discuss, but which is no less important, is the corollary to this: the adverse effects of President Trump's speech on the mental health of many Americans.
|
|
While other adverse effects haven't been reported, Dr. Phillips noted that the supplement industry is not well-regulated and has a history of inaccurate labeling, contamination and other safety concerns.
|
|
The $20-billion project has already received conditional approval from a joint federal-provincial review panel that found it would have significant adverse effects on the environment and Indigenous communities.
|
|
It funded research at the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation and at the Worcester Foundation for Experimental Biology, which managed to find various adverse effects from consumption of cyclamates in rats.
|
|
In recent months, Mr. Trump has publicly acknowledged the potential adverse effects on businesses and the industry, whose trade groups had lobbied White House officials regularly over the potential ban.
|
|
"Our priority right now is to limit any adverse effects our departure from Turkey may have on the innocent men, women and children who depend on our assistance," it said.
|
|
The doses were 15 to 23 times what most Americans consume from foods a day -- 23 grams per day -- yet no adverse effects occurred in either the mothers or babies.
|
|
In one case it means that you take a dose that is greater than you can tolerate or than you intended, and as a result you suffer unwanted adverse effects.
|
|
The "Big Vape" episode of Broken, Netflix's new four-part series about the not-lived-up-to promises and adverse effects of commodity culture, is clearly aiming to do that.
|
|
At this stage the CMA said it considered that a "complete divestiture" of Trayport by ICE would be likely to be an effective remedy to the "adverse effects provisionally identified".
|
|
The WTO ruled on Monday that the EU and some of its member countries had "failed" to "take appropriate steps to remove the adverse effects" of subsidies on the US.
|
|
Although the study found no adverse effects in the mothers or babies, the doses were high, 2.4 grams per day — 543 to 20 times what most Americans consume from foods.
|
|
In its report, the budget office said that repealing selected parts of the health care law — as specified in the earlier Republican bill — would have adverse effects on insurance markets.
|
|
The issue was how strikingly common these side effects were for the users: There were 913 reported cases of adverse effects throughout the study that were linked to the contraceptive.
|
|
Even Robert Wood Johnson II, the founder's son and then-retired CEO, had expressed "concern over the possibility of the adverse effects on the lungs of babies or mothers," he wrote.
|
|
"This study did not address the fact that both smoking and alcohol use can reduce pregnancy rates and increase the risk of adverse effects on fetal development," Goldberg said by email.
|
|
His insight on the 2016 election: Trump certainly didn't do himself any favors by deprioritizing his ground game, and that could have adverse effects on the Republican Party in the future.
|
|
"There are many concerns about prenatal marijuana use and the potential for adverse effects on the fetus," said researcher Kelly Young-Wolff of the Kaiser Permanente Northern California Division of Research.
|
|
Despite Burgess' lawyer saying the incident in question was "minor touching," Manning said that just because "no penetration" took place does not mean it won't have adverse effects on the child.
|
|
The Outlook revision on DFCC's IDR to Stable from Negative reflects our view that adverse effects on the bank's credit profile from increasing risks in the domestic operating environment have reduced.
|
|
Attorney General Andy Beshear said more than 15,000 women in Kentucky had transvaginal mesh implanted but Johnson & Johnson, through its medical device company, Ethicon, didn't provide enough information about adverse effects.
|
|
According to the FDA and Lupin Pharmaceuticals, there have been no reports of the serious adverse effects mentioned above; the company did not say if there were any unintended pregnancies reported.
|
|
The Financial Supervision Commission (KFN) on Wednesday castigated Ralitsa Agayn, who resigned the previous day, for not sounding the alarm earlier on the possible adverse effects of Olympic's bankruptcy on Bulgarians.
|
|
"Early puberty timing seems to have adverse effects on diseases 30 to 40 years later," says Ken Ong, a pediatric endocrinologist at the University of Cambridge who co-authored the study.
|
|
European Union leaders in Brussels on Thursday highlighted the need to protect their companies and investors dealing with Iran from any adverse effects should Washington reinstate sanctions against Iran, officials said.
|
|
The adverse effects of irregular shifts are moderated by having true schedule flexibility — the ability to alter their daily starting and ending times and to take some time off during work.
|
|
"We were heavily understaffed but were [sic] working on it right now," said a shift leader in a Texas Popeyes, whose store experienced the adverse effects of the chicken sandwich wars.
|
|
Several congregants, aged 12 to 70, ended up in the local emergency room on that fateful day, complaining of "adverse effects" from the cookies—which they reported as tasting unusually salty.
|
|
In one study—admittedly, one from the '90s—somewhere between one-third and a half of people prescribed the drugs quit in six months and adverse effects are a major factor.
|
|
The ongoing shutdown of the federal government has already had adverse effects on millions nationwide, and now could even delay a major legal challenge to the FCC's infamous net neutrality repeal.
|
|
"Let's think of these as treatments, with the same level of evidence as if you went to a doctor and got a pill, but with no adverse effects," Dr. Gitlin said.
|
|
The adverse effects of automation fall disproportionately on the voters who cast most of their ballots for Trump in 2016: White men, much more than women, and whites without college degrees.
|
|
"We want to warn consumers that this product sold to treat parasites in aquarium fish and may have adverse effects, including serious illness or death, when taken by people," he continued.
|
|
According to the Food and Agriculture Organization, insect meal could replace from 25 percent to 100 percent of soybean meal or fish meal used in animal feed with no adverse effects.
|
|
"I think it's incumbent on all consumers to pay attention to any potential adverse effects of any of the products that we rely on until more research is done," he said.
|
|
Several studies found that older mice were more susceptible than younger mice to autoimmune reactions; another study, also in mice, found that obese subjects were more likely to have adverse effects.
|
|
Investors will be keen to know whether there will be any other adverse effects related to the treatment during the study, Cowen and Co analyst Eric Schmidt wrote in a note.
|
|
The level of uncertainty about macroeconomic growth prospects, exacerbated by trade tensions, has driven down business investment around the world, with adverse effects on cross-border trade of machinery and equipment.
|
|
The Royal Commission has focused on the adverse effects of finance sector misconduct on customers but the reputational damage has spread to employees of the industry, psychologists and ethics coaches said.
|
|
Newer research has linked long-term low-level exposures to cognitive and behavioral problems in children, though most babies currently eating rice cereals and rice foods do not show adverse effects.
|
|
There was also the fact that many of the adverse effects were disproportionately reported from one single trial site, something the review board decided was alarming enough to shut things down.
|
|
"As I've tried to get healthier in my life, I've realized there are adverse effects to losing weight," she tells PeopleStyle in an interview featured in our new issue, on newsstands today.
|
|
"This is a free (course of action) that could seriously boost older adults' vaccination response with no adverse effects," Dr. Anna C. Phillips from University of Birmingham told Reuters Health by email.
|
|
In the first six years of NAFTA, more than 22,000 workers in El Paso were certified by the Department of Labor as having lost jobs because of the adverse effects of trade.
|
|
But since the 212s, a competing strand of thinking has gained a foothold, using its own studies to argue minimum wage hikes did not have the adverse effects that had been feared.
|
|
"The objective is to control the disease, strengthen countries' prevention and preparation efforts, and minimise the adverse effects on animal health, animal welfare and international trade," the OIE said in a statement.
|
|
Having steadied the economy along a path slightly above its long-term potential, the Fed is now gradually withdrawing excess liquidity without any noticeably adverse effects on money and capital market conditions.
|
|
By the end of it all, Making a Murderer may not have proven that Avery is innocent, but it will have demonstrated the adverse effects his case has had on, well, everybody.
|
|
"The idea that you can pull all this money out and have no adverse effects doesn't pass the laugh test," said Robert Greenstein, who directs the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.
|
|
While the FDA has judged the device to be safe, the agency noted in its clearance that it does have some adverse effects, including drowsiness, an increase in appetite, headaches, and fatigue.
|
|
Not the people who have already "made it" and will likely have a healthy economic buffer against any adverse effects of a "Brexit", whether you think there will be any or not.
|
|
There is a clear need for the FDA to monitor the impact of these rules to identify whether these adverse effects are occurring and, if they are, to consider reconfiguring the regulations.
|
|
A draft outcome document for Monday's U.N. meeting on that subject acknowledges that the "adverse effects" of climate change and natural disasters are among the factors causing people to leave their homes.
|
|
"While scientific research confirms the adverse effects of pesticides, proving a definitive link between exposure and human diseases or conditions, or harm to the ecosystem presents a considerable challenge," the report said.
|
|
"The objective is to control the disease, strengthen countries' prevention and preparation efforts, and minimize the adverse effects on animal health, animal welfare and international trade," the OIE said in a statement.
|
|
Indeed, in invoking 6900, the president noted that there are more than 2628 antidumping or countervailing duty orders on steel products which have not "substantially alleviated" the adverse effects of unfair trade.
|
|
"In Afghanistan, spillover from more than $100 billion in reconstruction assistance contributed to pervasive corruption, illicit activity and other adverse effects that distorted economic norms and undermined state legitimacy," the report says.
|
|
The World Trade Organization ruled last year that those subsidies caused "adverse effects" to the U.S. The EU responded to the U.S. threat by saying it was ready to retaliate in kind.
|
|
As this is US Special Forces, under which dogs operate in dangerous war zones, the tender also asks for the drugs to decrease the adverse effects of trauma caused by blood loss.
|
|
"Potential adverse effects of the proposed action to the environment are not significant," the agencies wrote in a Finding of No Significant Impact, a document required under the National Environmental Policy Act.
|
|
European leaders said Thursday they will do their utmost to protect the region's companies from the adverse effects of U.S. sanctions on Iran as they met at a European Union (EU) summit.
|
|
Even Shimkus, for all his eagerness to regulate the adverse effects of wildfires on air quality, is a climate denier: He has said God would never let climate change ruin the earth.
|
|
But Mr. Rajapaksa's latest populist gesture — ordering a 40 percent reduction in a tax on sugary drinks — has incensed experts who say the policy was mitigating sugar's adverse effects on public health.
|
|
First, just one pod from the e-cigarette brand Juul — a brand especially popular among teenagers — contains as much nicotine as 20 cigarettes, and nicotine has adverse effects on adolescent brain development.
|
|
Any more, the researchers found, was associated with adverse effects: "Everything from depression and dysphoria (general unhappiness) to anxiety to hypertension to higher proportions of sperm with DNA damage," the Atlantic notes.
|
|
Its investments accelerate not only climate change but ecological decay and collapse: deforestation, air and water pollution, and declining biodiversity all have adverse effects on humans today and for generations to come.
|
|
Both private and occupational exposure to PPD is frequent, but whether it has adverse effects in people with work-related exposure who don't show allergic symptoms isn't known, the study team writes.
|
|
Later, she writes about the adverse effects of the decline of unions; that, too, is a view supported by many studies, from such left-wing sources as, um, the International Monetary Fund.
|
|
And yet one of the most striking things about the recent (limited) psychedelic research is that the drugs do not appear to be addictive or have adverse effects when a guide is involved.
|
|
What we found was that higher minimum wages do not have adverse effects on employment, or the weeks or hours worked among minimum wage workers — even four years after minimum wages are increased.
|
|
Lighthizer's move follows a World Trade Organization ruling that the subsidies caused "adverse effects to the U.S.," prompting Washington to consider $11 billion worth of retaliatory tariffs on a range of European goods.
|
|
The short-term upshot of this, the researchers say, is that these drugs — still on the market — need to be labeled more carefully, and patients need to be better monitored for adverse effects.
|
|
"Adverse effects are likely to come mainly through banks' operations in the UK and a slowdown affecting Irish firms, employment, and investment, rather than short-term market volatility and funding risk," it said.
|
|
J&J "has the responsibility to track patients, make them aware of the adverse effects and compensate them," said Oommen C. Kurian, a health researcher at the New Delhi-based Observer Research Foundation.
|
|
The Canadian Centre on Substance Abuse says cannabis is the most popular "illicit drug" used during pregnancy and that prenatal exposure has been linked to adverse effects on cognitive development and academic achievement.
|
|
S&P last July cut Shell's rating by one notch to 'AA minus' from 'AA' due to weaker oil prices, warning of possible adverse effects on credit metrics due to the BG acquisition.
|
|
Perdue is framing the new changes as a benefit to both kids and schools, but experts warn that the relaxed rules — most notably the sodium requirement — could have adverse effects on children's health.
|
|
DeGrom, who had his 2016 season cut short to undergo surgery to repair the ulnar nerve in his right elbow, has shown no adverse effects from the procedure in his first three starts.
|
|
Contrary to the fears of some, these statewide policy changes have not been associated with increased marijuana use or access by adolescents or with adverse effects on traffic safety or in the workplace.
|
|
The impact of repealing ACA provisions related to mental and substance use disorders would have particularly adverse effects on states that have experienced some of the most tragic increases in opioid related deaths.
|
|
"There appears to be mounting observational evidence that PPIs – historically a class thought to be extremely safe – have some adverse effects," said lead author Dr. Morgan Grams of Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore.
|
|
That research is especially important for veterans, he said, because many are young and will risk serious adverse effects, like cancer and kidney damage, if they have to take the drugs for decades.
|
|
Growing up with physically abusive parents as a child can have lingering adverse effects on your long-term physical health, according to a 2013 study out of the University of California-Los Angeles.
|
|
There has been no evidence that pangolin scales have medicinal value, and researchers note there have been reports that ingesting the scales can cause adverse effects such as bloating, jaundice and liver damage.
|
|
The best natural makeup you can buyEveryone is talking about "clean beauty" as people have become more aware of the potentially adverse effects of certain synthetic chemicals that are often found in makeup.
|
|
"In the application and other docketed filings, Rover falsely promised it would avoid adverse effects to a historic resource that it was simultaneously working to purchase and destroy," FERC wrote in its notice.
|
|
In a broad analysis of vaccines and their adverse effects, the Institute of Medicine (IOM) in 2011 concluded vaccines are not linked with autism or other serious medical problems, including type 1 diabetes.
|
|
It has been estimated that 14,000 tons of sunscreen are deposited in the world's oceans each year, and scientists say a number of studies have shown the product's adverse effects on coral reefs.
|
|
"It is necessary to closely monitor this issue to determine whether measures that mitigate the adverse effects of low rates on the intermediation capacity of the banking system are necessary," De Cos said.
|
|
Dr. Berman, who is also a director of StemImmune, said that none of the patients had experienced serious adverse effects or died as a result of the treatment, which he noted was free.
|
|
The very factors that cause worse health among these populations — unhealthy air, water and living conditions, heat, drought, flooding and mental health stresses — are exacerbated by the adverse effects of a worsening climate.
|
|
Empirical evidence so far suggests that illegal insider trading may have adverse effects on the general information environment, and can thus increase a firm's cost of capital and decrease a firm's market value.
|
|
The bank left bondholders under no illusions as to their potential fate should the exercise founder, pointing out that failure could have "significant adverse effects on the bank's overall economic, capital and financial situation".
|
|
"There are measures in place that require companies to notify the government when a cyber incident has occurred that has actual or potential adverse effects on their networks that contain controlled unclassified information," Cmdr.
|
|
"The whole idea that you could skate through the trade war with no adverse effect, we already saw the adverse effects in the fourth quarter of last year in the stock market," Emanuel said.
|
|
In Boockvar's view, the U.S. 10-year is being dragged higher by rising Japanese and British bond yields as central bankers acknowledge their policies are limited or are having adverse effects on their economies.
|
|
While criticism of QE is common among U.S. and German politicians, May's remarks about the policy's adverse effects on the distribution of wealth were the first from a senior serving member of Britain's government.
|
|
For instance, quantum computing has the potential to speed up pharmaceutical discovery and development, and to improve the accuracy of the atmospheric models used to track and explain climate change and its adverse effects.
|
|
" The Federal Reserve at its June meeting noted that some businesses had expressed concern about the "possible adverse effects of tariffs and other proposed trade restrictions, both domestically and abroad, on future investment activity.
|
|
According to an email from Exxon's former scientific advisor, the company was aware of climate change and CO2's adverse effects by 1981, which was seven years before the issue came into public focus.
|
|
Its Spring/Summer 2018 collection, entitled Hyperobject, featured some clothing with aerial images of melting glaciers, highlighting the adverse effects of climate change that have been especially fueled by polluters in the fashion industry.
|
|
But while the RBA has maintained its optimism, economists are increasingly getting bearish on future momentum as Australia's once-booming housing market hits the brakes, with potentially adverse effects on consumer wealth and spending.
|
|
"[I am] not sure if vaping synthetics would produce greater adverse effects relative to THC or nicotine... they would certainly produce more severe behavioral and physiological effects than either," she told Gizmodo via email.
|
|
"Our finding underscores the importance of adequate nutrition during early-life stages to avoid adverse effects on reproductive health in adulthood," said study co-author Dr. Yan Zheng of Fudan University in Shanghai, China.
|
|
It is generally accepted that although cannabis use can become problematic and lead to adverse effects in high doses and frequencies, there is not a concern for overdose death directly related to cannabis use.
|
|
The next step in the research will be to find patients who've seen adverse effects from their tattoos and look for links to the chemical and structural properties of the pigments in their body.
|
|
Since most of the research included just 12 to 16 weeks of follow-up, he and his colleagues cannot define the long-term effects of phytoestrogen and whether they might have adverse effects over time.
|
|
"Hence, if we had to use negative rates for a longer period than expected we should study pragmatically how to mitigate their possible adverse effects on the bank transmission of our monetary policy," he added.
|
|
Researchers, companies, and the general public have all begun to grapple more with the limitations of AI and its adverse effects, asking important questions like: how is this technology being used, and for whose benefit?
|
|
"We envision that, together with nutritional therapy, microbial interventions using selected bacterial strains may represent a novel and complementary strategy to buffer the adverse effects of chronic undernutrition on human postnatal growth," the study said.
|
|
The movie will revolve around a four-person expedition into Area X, a mysterious zone that had adverse effects on 11 earlier exploratory teams; Isaac will play Portman's husband, a member of an earlier expedition.
|
|
Studies have shown that, when it comes to climate change at least, people are more likely to shift behaviors if they have a good understanding of the adverse effects of not changing their current practices.
|
|
Previously, the Obama Administration effectively killed the mining plans, citing "significant and unacceptable adverse effects" to the biologically and economically valuable ecosystem, but the Trump administration has reversed course, and is officially reconsidering the quarry.
|
|
The study allowed for the daily dose to be adjusted upward - up to 20 milligrams per day for men and 12 mg for women - to try for maximal alleviation of nightmares without serious adverse effects.
|
|
Amgen said data from the trial was consistent with the known safety profile of Aranesp and the adverse effects were generally balanced between those given the drug in the trial and those given a placebo.
|
|
"There's many adverse effects it would have, one would be on the morale of the force and frankly what you are suggesting are things that actually aren't legal for them to do anyway," Dunford said.
|
|
The WTO ruled last year that these allowances had caused "adverse effects" to the U.S., with the decision coming after a long-running litigation battle between the Washington and Brussels over their respective aviation giants.
|
|
Although you might associate insomnia with the total inability to get to sleep, this particular type of insomnia indicates that you have a hard time falling asleep (which offers its own set of adverse effects).
|
|
Before you increase your protein intake significantly, you should check with your health-care professional since people with certain maladies, such as calcium deficiencies or low blood pressure, could experience adverse effects from whey protein.
|
|
The study resulted in 15 percent fewer hospitalizations with no adverse effects on the patients — meaning people were able to safely stay at home with their families rather than spend costly days in the hospital.
|
|
It's easy to see how a reversal of a key climate focused initiative would have adverse effects on Apple's bottom line, in addition to all of the clear negative impact on the, you know, environment.
|
|
In bigger cities—especially ones with a substantial homeless population (the drug is cheap; you can get a hit for two dollars)—K22 has been causing a lot of adverse effects and even killing people.
|
|
"Regulatory measures that would have the effect of decreasing CLO formation or increasing its costs would also have related, adverse effects on the availability and pricing of capital in the leveraged loan markets," they wrote.
|
|
Pessimists say all it takes to prick the tourism bubble is a sudden drop in visitors, triggered by something like a financial crisis overseas or the adverse effects of Britain's exit from the European Union.
|
|
Governments could use that time to come up with regulations to keep teenagers and young adults from using the drug, since there is some evidence that marijuana can have adverse effects on the developing brain.
|
|
Once again, it will appear to come down to what Beijing considers adverse effects on the North Korean populace, and it seems that the Chinese authorities are leaving themselves some wiggle room around the sanctions.
|
|
Children are not just small adults When treating children with OTC or prescription drugs, it is important to understand that young children differ significantly from the adult population with respect to drug efficacy and adverse effects.
|
|
While a series of independent scientific reports have stated there is little reason to fear contamination or other adverse effects from natural gas wells, these have been largely drowned out by activists opposed to fossil fuels.
|
|
Except, a recent analysis by an Austria-based digital-rights organization into the real-world consequences of zero-rating illustrates that its adverse effects may actually increase the overall cost of internet access for some consumers.
|
|
In the U.S., the regulations intended to encourage competition among ISPs—or otherwise limit the adverse effects of the de facto ISP monopolies scattershot across the country—were rolled back by the FCC in December 2017.
|
|
The testing has been stopped, Health Minister Marisol Touraine said in a news conference Friday, and health authorities have been reaching out to the rest of the volunteers to let them know about these adverse effects.
|
|
The testing has been stopped, Health Minister Marisol Touraine said in a news conference Friday, and health authorities have been reaching out to the rest of the volunteers to let them know about these adverse effects.
|
|
"There are measures in place that require companies to notify the government when a 'cyber incident' has occurred that has actual or potential adverse effects on their networks that contain controlled unclassified information," Navy spokesman Cmdr.
|
|
On Tuesday, the Bank of Japan pledged to keep its massive stimulus in place but made tweaks to reduce adverse effects of its policies on markets and commercial banks, as inflation remains stubbornly out of reach.
|
|
But I've just been reading a new study by a team of economists and health experts confirming the growing consensus that even low levels of lead in children's bloodstreams have significant adverse effects on cognitive performance.
|
|
"If the 'One China' principle cannot be upheld, political mutual trust will no longer exist and is bound to have adverse effects," said Ma Xiaoguang, spokesman for China's Taiwan Affairs Office, at a regular news conference.
|
|
But there could still be potential harms: it is known that taking high amounts of these drugs can lead to breathing and blood flow problems, so the potential adverse effects need to be studied more closely.
|
|
" Amazon said in the filing the UAVs, or drones, can be targets of a "malicious person" using a wireless signal jammer and it indicates there could be "a variety of adverse effects including the UAV crashing.
|
|
She wrote that it impoverishes data not only about the primary outcome measure, but also about secondary measures, adverse effects, or subgroup effects that could be informative scientifically even if the primary target is not reached.
|
|
"We do not understand how this discrepancy between biological and societal time results in the adverse effects it is associated with, but suspect that the tension of social jetlag somehow weakens the circadian system," Coogan said.
|
|
The teacher's simplistic and inaccurate accounts of history is producing adverse effects on the children- information that is necessary for their educational growth and development has been kept from them, thus breeding ignorance, hatred, and violence.
|
|
And don't worry about getting jittery if you already had a cup or two of coffee before, because this stuff also features l-theanine, a naturally occurring amino acid that counteracts the adverse effects of caffeine.
|
|
At the time, the company noted that there were no material adverse effects on its businesses, although certain language in the merger agreement addresses security breaches and unauthorized access and gives Verizon a degree of protection.
|
|
Several hours of heavy rain and thunderstorms forced pilgrims to take cover in tents and trudge through puddles, with civil defense warning of possible flooding throughout the evening but denying any adverse effects on the rituals.
|
|
This might actually sound like too much, but is no cause for alarm; one study showed that you'd have to consume 10-20 mg of iron per kg of body weight to notice any adverse effects.
|
|
"We are worried about adverse effects such as increased risk of fraud, [so] the ICO will be prohibited in all forms," Kim Yong-bum, vice chairman of South Korea's Financial Services Commission, said during the meeting.
|
|
The suit also cites the 2017 National Climate Assessment, in which 13 federal departments and agencies found that high-temperature events and forest fires, among many other adverse effects, are expected to increase in frequency and intensity.
|
|
The tension is real here: The areas that most need a strong federal minimum wage, where local political leaders aren't likely to increase it on their own, could also end up the most vulnerable to adverse effects.
|
|
"These measures ... are likely to move the globe further away from an open, fair and rules-based trade system, with adverse effects for both the U.S. economy and for trading partners," the Washington-based international lender said.
|
|
"The adverse effects generated by the WesternLink provisions were mainly offset by the improved margins reported by Telecom and High Voltage Underground, as well as the synergies arising on the integration with General Cable" the company said.
|
|
"It is important to note there are no studies demonstrating a causal link between acetaminophen use during pregnancy and adverse effects on child development," said Marc Boston, a spokesman for McNeil Consumer Healthcare, the maker of Tylenol.
|
|
CALGARY, Alberta, July 26 (Reuters) - Canadian energy regulators recommended approval of an oil sands mine proposed by Teck Resources Ltd in northern Alberta, saying economic benefits would outweigh "significant" adverse effects on the environment and indigenous communities.
|
|
Two years earlier, Ungerleider and Fisher had authored "The Dangers of LSD," a paper that documented the rising incidence of admissions to the UCLA psychiatric ward by people reporting adverse effects while tripping on lysergic acid diethylamide.
|
|
Recent research has found that escitalopram, known as Lexapro, was associated with better recovery from depressive symptoms among adolescents 12 to 17 years of age than a placebo control, and was not associated with greater adverse effects.
|
|
Future developments that could, individually or collectively, could trigger negative rating action are: -Evidence of overheating in the domestic economy, for example through wage-price spirals, inflation overshooting, and adverse effects on household and corporate balance sheets.
|
|
With further slowdown in China, we will see more adverse effects on certain produce, definitely further slowdown in China will also put pressure on manufacturing export so there will be a lot more competition among manufacturing exporters.
|
|
Studies have shown that corporal punishment has been associated with adverse effects in childhood, causing children to believe that they are bad, increased aggression, behavioral problems, delinquent and antisocial behavior, and decreased quality in parent-child relationships.
|
|
On Tuesday, the Bank of Japan pledged to keep its massive stimulus in place but made tweaks to reduce the adverse effects of its policies on markets and commercial banks as inflation remains stubbornly out of reach.
|
|
The assessment basically confirms, with a great deal of additional detail, what anyone following climate science already knew: Climate change poses a major threat to the nation, and some of its adverse effects are already being felt.
|
|
In this sense, both Republicans and Democrats alike should be willing to expand the supply of affordable housing by examining the adverse effects that land use restrictions play in shaping the incentives and constraints that developers face.
|
|
They say their differentiating factors are that, at the product level, their products "have no adverse effects as opposed to conventional pain killers," while they say the ingredients are organic and contain no synthetics, petroleum, GMOs etc.
|
|
Dr. Berman, who is also a director of StemImmune, also said that none of the patients had experienced serious adverse effects or died as a result of the treatment involving the vaccine, which he noted, was free.
|
|
Keeping the hearing closed "continues the excessive secrecy that has contributed to the surveillance abuses we have seen in recent years and to their adverse effects upon both our civil liberties and economic growth," the organizations wrote.
|
|
Japan's top currency diplomat Masatsugu Asakawa told the Nikkei newspaper that excess volatility may have adverse effects on the economy and that the G7 and G20 countries have repeatedly discussed how to deal with disorderly currency moves.
|
|
Today, applied within firms, such planning is used to maximise profit—and the tendency of such centralisation to produce corruption and other adverse effects is kept at bay through all manner of law and corporate-governance mechanisms.
|
|
After Energy Transfer bought the 1843 Stoneman house in Ohio, FERC staff in February 2016 required the firm to come up with a plan to prevent adverse effects on the property, according to a staff's environmental report.
|
|
It's also exciting that the trial showed such high efficacy—and even in spite of the high number of adverse effects, 75 percent of participants said they were satisfied with the injections and would use it again.
|
|
TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's biggest steelmaker Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal Corp is concerned about U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's threat to renegotiate or scrap a North American trade pact because of possible adverse effects on its business in Mexico.
|
|
In 2000, researchers calculated that a PCB concentration of just 5 parts per billion in a pregnant mother's blood can have adverse effects on a developing fetal brain, giving rise to attention and IQ deficits that appear permanent.
|
|
"If I had to pick a single poster country showing the adverse effects of climate change, then Australia would be it," said Kevin E. Trenberth, a climate scientist at the National Center for Atmospheric Research in Boulder, Colo.
|
|
As for effects of the flash crash, huge hits to both confidence and market prices could have adverse effects if they remain low for much longer, said Schlossberg, managing director of foreign exchange strategy for BK Asset Management.
|
|
However, the following factors could, individually or collectively, put downward pressure on the ratings: - Evidence of overheating in the domestic economy, for example through wage-price spirals, inflation overshoots, and adverse effects on household and corporate balance sheets.
|
|
"Our operations in Syria will continue, and our priority right now is to limit any adverse effects our departure from Turkey may have on the innocent men, women and children who depend on our assistance," Mercy Corps said.
|
|
" Furthermore, the lawsuit claims that Apple has "failed to provide sufficient warnings and instructions that would have put Plaintiff and the general public on notice of the dangers and adverse effects caused by the update to iOS 12.1.
|
|
However, future developments that may, individually or collectively, lead to negative rating action include: - Evidence of overheating in the domestic economy, for example through wage-price spirals, inflation overshoots, and adverse effects on household and corporate balance sheets.
|
|
The British vote on the EU is remarkably close despite the parade of experts—the Bank of England, IFS, IMF and OECD, as well as the vast majority of economists—who have pointed to the potential adverse effects.
|
|
After all, flooding and other forms of damage purportedly caused by the oil companies would be likely to have adverse effects on the respective tax bases and budget demands, and thus the municipalities' abilities to service their debts.
|
|
However, future developments that may, individually or collectively, lead to negative rating action include: -Evidence of overheating in the domestic economy, for example through wage-price spirals, inflation overshoots, and adverse effects on household and corporate balance sheets.
|
|
BERLIN (Reuters) - German Finance Minister Olaf Scholz vowed on Wednesday to try to protect European companies from any adverse effects from U.S. President Donald Trump's decision to withdraw from an international nuclear deal with Iran and reinstate sanctions.
|
|
In an email, he wrote that what Piketty found can be explained in large part by racial hostility, the adverse effects of globalization on white manufacturing workers, and the decline in social mobility: It's not a new thing.
|
|
Timbal said the adverse effects of Dengvaxia were still being investigated by the government and in the meantime, efforts would focus on the removal or destruction of mosquito breeding sites, in collaboration with schools, communities, and local governments.
|
|
Pot use in pregnancy has been associated with lower birth weights and cognitive issues later in a child's life, but in the end all three children had "very healthy birth weights," Margaret said, and no noticeable adverse effects.
|
|
The recent study spearheading these revelations was conducted by King's College London and COMPASS Pathways and found that volunteer participants who suffered from treatment-resistant depression were able to safely consume and tolerate psilocybin with no adverse effects.
|
|
It is doing so despite the fact that, being tied to the U.S. dollar, the island has no monetary or exchange rate policy of its own to offset the adverse effects of major budget restraint on aggregate demand.
|
|
"The emissions issue is likely to have a number of adverse effects on Volkswagen's future earnings and cash flows, which may only become visible over time," Matthias Hellstern, managing director of Moody's corporate finance team in Frankfurt, told Reuters.
|
|
Blood levels measured in the pregnant animals were similar to those reported in people after taking a single dose of vinpocetine, indicating that pregnant women may experience adverse effects from vinpocetine similar to those seen in the pregnant animals.
|
|
There are very few reports of adverse effects arising from the traditional consumption of poppy seeds, but morphine-like effects have been observed in humans following consumption of food containing poppy seeds contaminated with high levels of opium alkaloids.
|
|
As a result, in order to mitigate some of the adverse effects of the shock on growth, the MPC is setting policy so that inflation settles at its target over a longer period than the usual 18-24 months.
|
|
"Marginal companies (in South Korea) are expected to see some adverse effects from the rising interest rates following increases in U.S. yields, and growing financial market volatility," Yoo Il-ho said in a meeting with other ministers in Seoul.
|
|
"The take-home message is that it is over-optimistic to assume that all of the adverse effects of cigarette smoking are reduced by switching to vaping," said senior study author Jonathan Grigg of Queen Mary University of London.
|
|
"The legal basis for this request is that... these measures have resulted in the European Union achieving full compliance, by (i) withdrawing the remaining subsidies, and/or (ii) taking appropriate steps to remove their adverse effects," the EU said.
|
|
This process allows the builders of the center to make changes to help minimize and limit the impact of those changes, the community to discuss it, and all sides to come to a reasonable solution that limits adverse effects.
|
|
Although it is among the most-used pesticides around the world, the Obama administration moved to ban it, citing studies showing it could have adverse effects on brain development in children and may endanger threatened species in the ocean.
|
|
"If the slowdown already visible in some U.S. industrial sectors linked to Mexico persists, we'll be seeing adverse effects in the second half of the year," said Jose Luis de la Cruz, chief economist at the IDIC think tank.
|
|
The WTO ruled last year that the subsidies caused "adverse effects to the U.S." U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer on Monday proposed a list of European Union products on which to slap tariffs as retaliation for European aircraft subsidies.
|
|
NEW YORK, March 19 (LPC) - As corporations draw down on revolving credit lines to combat the expected adverse effects on earnings of the coronavirus pandemic, the ability of US and global banks to provide liquidity has come into question.
|
|
Corporal punishment has been associated with adverse effects in childhood, such as causing the child to believe that he or she is bad, increased aggression, behavioral problems, delinquent and antisocial behavior, and decreased quality of the parent-child relationship.
|
|
"Our results suggest that the events are rare, however, parents and clinicians should be aware of the potential for cardiac adverse effects" in children taking methylphenidate, or Ritalin, said senior author Nicole Pratt, of the University of South Australia in Adelaide.
|
|
Nicotine is extremely addictive, increases heart rate and blood pressure, and can have adverse effects on the developing adolescent brain, such as making young people more susceptible to developing other addictions, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
|
|
"Increases in protectionism can have major adverse effects on growth," the Citi note said, citing OECD estimates that a permanent 10 percent rise in trade costs could shave global gross domestic product (GDP) by around 1 percent in the medium term.
|
|