Atrophy is a harmful consequence of skeletal muscles deprived of normal activity and often leads to major difficulties with mobility and other activities of daily living [ 2, 7, 10].
For example, while ectopic recombination might be a major harmful consequence of carrying a proviral insertion, it is an open question as to whether it is generally healthier for a host to be homozygous for a proviral insertion or whether other factors dominate; is an ERV best modelled as a recessive harmful mutation?
That's a harmful, if unintended, consequence of America's misguided obsession about reducing public debt.
The safety of manual treatment techniques has been discussed and the main concern being raised is the potential harmful consequences following spinal manipulation in the upper neck region [ 4, 5].
The feeling is that we ourselves are not quite doing the killing, and that in any case the technology is ours, so why should there be harmful consequences or responses?
A PSA is the most common initial test for men concerned about prostate cancer but there are issues with its accuracy and there can be potentially harmful consequences, which is why there is currently no national screening programme for the disease.
In September 2012, Douglas County Sheriff David Weaver warned that "there will be many harmful consequences" and to "expect more crime, more kids using marijuana, and pot for sale everywhere".
Indeed, it has been pointed out that there may be unintended harmful consequences in studies that use fixed treatment protocols for therapies that are more often titrated in day-to-day practice [ 20].
The up-regulation of antioxidants that protect the cell from these harmful byproducts corals could be a consequence of increased fatty acid metabolism.
Exposure in excess of an upper limit would be expected to result in serious harm to a significant number of occupants, while exposure below a lower limit should ensure that essentially all occupants would be safe from harmful consequences.
