Measles outbreaks are expected to continue to cause substantial effects from disease and economic costs.
Chitosan or cationic starch modified soil/clay materials can be used at their optimal dosage without causing substantial adverse effects to the bioassay battery in aquatic ecosystem.
Thus, at time of presentation, the patient had poorly controlled asthma despite daily treatment with oral corticosteroids that were causing substantial side effects.
Air pollution can have a shading effect, causing substantial decreases in surface level solar intensity (Jáuregui and Luyando, 1999; Qian et al., 2006), and China is well-known to experience extreme levels of air pollution (Chan and Yao, 2008) including in major agricultural regions such as the Yangtze River delta (Shao et al., 2006).
In California, CEQA requires an environmental impact report (EIR) whenever the environmental effects of a project have the potential to cause substantial adverse effects on human beings, either directly or indirectly (CEQA 2005; CCR 2007 §15065).
Current anti-rejection medications, such as antibodies and small molecule drugs, target the immune systems of the organ recipient, which can cause substantial systemic effects.
Treatments last for at least 18 months, with 6 months of painful injections, and can cause substantial side effects that make it difficult for some patients to complete treatment.
Injections in general can cause substantial adverse effects.
Moreover, the researchers found that, for several tadpole species, endosulfan caused substantial lag effects between the time of exposure and the time of death.
It is not life threatening, but it can cause substantial health effects after illness with Campylobacter spp., nontyphoidal Salmonella enterica serotypes (hereafter referred to as nontyphoidal Salmonella spp ., or Shigella spp. (7, 8 ).
The loss of infrastructure functionality can have potentially large implications for governments and local authorities (e.g. deciding whether to shut down parts of a network) and cause substantial, sometimes unexpected, effects on end-users of critical infrastructure such as drivers and residents through a reduced 'level of service'.
