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It seems that some companies aren't suffering the adverse affects.
The government does not contest the adverse affects on road accidents of staying on GMT in winter but they still refuse to countenance a trial of daylight saving.
"There's a fairly large literature in adults in terms of the adverse affects of chronic constipation on quality of life," said Dr. Arnold Wald, a gastroenterologist and professor at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health who has written about constipation in both adults and children.
One must also consider the adverse affect of inner city poverty prompted by social and economic isolation and inaccessibility.
Uncertainty exists, however, about the reproducibility of treatment effects generated from relatively small unblinded trials; questions remain about adverse affects, which may be undetected or under-reported in this literature.
Certainty about the correct diagnosis is imperative in view of the potentially important adverse affects of the required long-term corticosteroid treatment.
Mr. Willett said he is optimistic that he can make changes in the department without adverse affects.
Displacement caused by the conflict had adverse affects on school enrolment.
"Aquaculture has the potential to apply the best practices with really no adverse affects to the environment," he told me.
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