37 This is obviously an extreme example of the adverse cardiovascular effects of dolasetron, but further significant events have been documented.
Here an example of the adverse impact of family history assessment is given: If people are informed that they have a risk, because their father had diabetes, and their grandfather, grandmother, and aunt too; it's discouraging.
To the extent that becoming pregnant necessitates thousands of dollars of health-care spending, expanding enrollment opportunities for pregnant women could, from the perspective of insurers, be a potentially catastrophic example of the adverse-selection problem.
One example of the many adverse health effects of homelessness, a study of homeless children in New York City found that 61% had not been immunized, 38% had asthma, and they had a 50% greater chance of ear infections (Redlener and Johnson 1999).
For example, the magnitude of the adverse effect of lead exposure on a measure such as the Mental Development Index of the Bayley Scales of Infant Development depends partly on the child's social class (usually defined by parents' occupational and educational levels).
It has been argued, for example, that the adverse consequences of conduct problems for children's family and peer relationships, and for their skill development and academic performance result in a 'failure trajectory' that increases vulnerability to depression.
Ian Gordon at Investec said: Australia was probably the worse example of "adverse asset selection" in the entire ill-fated HBOS international debacle, generating cumulative losses of over £3bn despite Australia's generally resilient performance.
For example, the adverse event of depression was associated with a relatively large disutility, and clinicians thought this was justified given the severity level of depression that can emerge as a side effect of CHC treatment.
"And the Walling case is a textbook example of an adverse possession claim," he said.
For example, the adverse events (AEs) of chemotherapy and survival (partial response) in metastatic CRC (mCRC) were the main condition of interest in several studies [14, 20, 36, 38, 44, 48 50, 56, 58, 59].
So when I interview folks I will ask them directly: "Give me an example of some adverse situation you faced, and what did you do about it, and what did you learn from it?" The people who I've hired who have had that ability to describe the situation have always worked out, because they're able to sort of fall down, dust themselves off, and keep fighting the next day.
