The first human study pointing to the possible pathological consequences of over-active endocannabinoid signalling.
A 2004 film made by environmental journalist Charles Clover, End of the Line, tackles the global consequences of over-fishing.
As the Western drought has worsened, and as the consequences of over-allocation have increased, though, Cox and many other lower-basin farmers have had to cut back.
Patients with naming impairments in the context of relatively mild comprehension deficits are most likely to benefit from this approach, while avoiding the negative consequences of over-generalisation.
Goal-directed therapy (GDT) embodies a number of physiologic strategies to achieve an ideal fluid balance and avoid the consequences of over- or under-resuscitation.
Stephen Emmott, an acclaimed scientist, stands in a re-creation of his cluttered Cambridge office and delivers, under Katie Mitchell's astute direction, an illustrated 60-minute talk on the consequences of over-population.
We get nostalgic for when teams played on consecutive days but many people have suffered the consequences of over-doing it, with injuries or creaking bodies after they stop playing.
While it might be tempting for children's charities and services to use the Savile scandal to indulge in some special-pleading against public sector cuts because child abuse is everywhere, they should be nervous about the consequences of over-inflating such claims.
You can be sure that if Obama adopted this recommendation, industry would dutifully play its role by bemoaning the economic consequences of over-reaching regulation.
