When these wastes are co-digested at rates exceeding the design capacity of the digester, potentially significant technical, environmental, and economic consequences may arise.
Because unintended consequences may arise if all invasive species cannot be removed simultaneously, the order of their removal is of paramount importance to ecological restoration.
Unintended negative consequences may arise from health RCS initiatives if they are not carefully planned (Vasquez et al. 2013).
Relevant consequences may arise from the incomplete prediction of the gene products and they have previously been described [ 3].
Negative consequences may arise from dominance of political agendas over health needs, with risk for effectiveness, nature and perception of health interventions.
The mothers in the focus group were of the opinion that when children are at a risky place without supervision, fatal consequences may arise.
Several specific consequences may arise from the removal of large fish, and even if these issues are controversial (Carlson et al. 2008), a precautionary approach should be taken when managing evolving fish stocks (Francis and Shotton 1997).
Finally, it would be helpful to differentiate between a direct effect (linked to putative DAT protein / anti-DAT aAb interaction) and indirect effects brought by circulating aAbs, as it cannot be excluded that central consequences may arise without the need for these aAbs to cross the BBB.
Ultimately interventionists have to consider a priori what economic consequences may arise from the intervention they are designing and whether they will assess changes in economic status using changes in caregiving quantity, caregiver utilization, work behavior and/or changes in caregiver or care recipient out-of-pocket expenses.
29 In consequence, difficulties may arise in the attempt to reduce disparities to utilisation of high-volume hospitals, if disparities occur at another level.
