Be sure to ask nicely as to avoid sleep-adverse arguments.
Second, we will have to agree on endpoints that are considered "adverse" because one argument is that while there are effects of EDCs at "low doses" by any definition, these effects are not adverse.
Arguments for adverse effects of natural disasters on economic growth are partially suggested by Raddatz (2007), Noy (2009), Loayza et al. (2009), and Cavallo et al. (2010).
Because Hilbeck et al. (2012) claim that our study design did not allow us to detect any adverse effects we provide arguments for the value and relevance of our study in this commentary.
The unfolding Oregon case marks the first of two mass trials — the second is set for next year — stemming from the Malheur standoff, and Brown has tried to keep the process from bogging down in arcane legal arguments over "adverse possession" or complicated interpretations of the Founding Fathers' intentions.
And because too little sodium in the diet has been linked to adverse health effects, the argument goes, it's all the more important to keep a moderate, rather than a very low, salt intake.
The Tories never accepted Mandelson's argument that he shelved the part-privatisation bill in the summer because of adverse market conditions, arguing that it could have been put on the statute book and the sale deferred.
On the one hand, "the patient was sick to her stomach". But on the other, "it's a serious, serious risk -- you lose your arm". The "design defect" argument refers to adverse effects of a drug that were unknown at the time of a drug's approval and labeling.
Strawson et al. make the argument that the critical adverse effect of perchlorate is hypothyroidism.
The potential for adverse neonatal outcomes has been an argument against water immersion and water births [ 19].
These findings support the notion, that it cannot be argued that such an intervention should be tried first, with the argument that no relevant adverse effects will occur.
