Sentences with phrase «of adverse consequences»

This fear of adverse consequences of course gets dressed up as something else; sometimes consciously and sometimes not.

For example, the first group was more likely to place importance on considering the risks of adverse consequences associated with their work, while the second group was more likely to prioritize considering the potential of each research or development project to contribute to societal well - being.

The elevated prevalence of alcohol use disorders among people with psychotic disorders is well documented.1 Among this population alcohol misuse has been linked to a range of adverse consequences including unemployment, lower education level and lower socioeconomic status.2 Studies examining the impact of alcohol misuse on various psychiatric symptoms among people with psychotic disorders report inconsistent findings.3, 4

Statistics were useful but somewhat repetitive - would consider more incorporation of adverse consequences in emotional format.

The best that can be done is to warn of the adverse consequences of deepening poverty underlying wild riches, and to support those policies and forces that can reform a socially perilous and probably unsustainable situation.

«Mr. Runes and Mr. Dorego then engaged in discussions in which they, too, expressed deep concern about the defendant's receipt of a share of fees from Glenwood, and the fear of adverse consequences should Glenwood refuse to consent to the arrangement,» the filing states.

Many of these adverse consequences to cognition may continue and progress throughout life.»

A 2013 senate committee looked at a range of adverse consequences emerging from the NAPLAN, including narrowing the curriculum, and the development of a NAPLAN preparation industry — creating the perception NAPLAN is a «high stakes» test.

If I did not feel this way, the prospects of adverse consequences would make any one of these investments unsuitable for the Fund.

Risk screening methods vary somewhat, but they generally assign the likelihood of survival and expansion by examining the similarity of the climate in a species» native country (or countries) with that in the U.S. Estimating the possibility of adverse consequences involves evaluating invasion history — in effect, has the species been introduced elsewhere and caused negative impacts?

The IEA urges the government to reconsider the decision to phase out nuclear power in light of these adverse consequences.

«Every technology ever developed... has had some sort of adverse consequences, and sometimes they've been serious, sometimes not... It's unprecedented and would defy common sense if there weren't some problem somewhere,» said J. Clarence Davies, a senior adviser to the Project on Emerging Nanotechnologies (PEN), who takes a more pessimistic approach to nanotechnology's potential.

Essential Records Management Program: A set of policies and procedures for the systematic, comprehensive, and economical control of adverse consequences attributable to the loss of mission - critical information.

Using unclean instruments can lead to a number of adverse consequences, including infections, loss of limb, and even death.

• Proficient in detecting the presence of toxic substances such as drugs and evaluating the intensity of adverse consequences on patients» health.

The use is based on a psychological and / or physical need for the substance and is characterized by the following: increased tolerance, withdrawal symptoms, inability to control the amount of the substance used, and continued usages regardless of adverse consequences.

Nearly one third of U.S. adults drink enough to cause or place themselves at risk of adverse consequence.

Nonetheless, a small but vocal group of contrarian voices exist — mainly outside the scientific community — who deny that greenhouse gases cause climate change or who dismiss the risk of adverse consequences.