Moreover, as prenatal life is a critical period of life in which the body is formed and develops, any abnormality in its development will have negative consequences for adult life.
"We believe this proposal overreaches and limits how free markets work and will have negative consequences," it said in a statement.
Because of these negative consequences, and the view of children as the major source of support to aging individuals, it is often assumed that childlessness will have negative consequences when childless individuals reach old age [ 4].
For instance, while capitation was found to contribute to cost savings and financial sustainability of CBI in one study, without apparent negative effects on service provision, it cannot be ruled out that capitation will have negative consequences in other settings, such as the denial of needed services.
However, since cranberry probably is ineffective in treating UTIs in pregnancy, it is possible that using cranberry as replacement for antibiotics will have negative consequences on pregnancy outcome due to the untreated underlying infection.
"It is clear there are inadequacies in Indian patent law that will have negative consequences for patients and public health in India," said Paul Herrling, head of research at Novartis.
"'Occupy Central' will have negative consequences for Hong Kong and all its people," the editorial said, according to a translation published by the business news site Quartz.
Hence, as part of the introduction act in 2004, it was decided that a lack of participation in language training and instruction about Norwegian society (300 h2) will have negative consequences for both permanent resident status and Norwegian citizenship (Hernes & Tronstad, 2014; Valenta & Bunar, 2010, p. 473).
In other words, both too little or too much will have negative consequences.
