They also said that such a restrictive program might have negative effects on the day-to-day quality of life of patients and their families.
However, cheaper premiums for young men may mean some opt for more powerful cars, which might have negative consequences for road safety.
The appeals court also said that American courts should be wary of extending constitutional protections to detainees on Afghan soil because it might have negative diplomatic consequences.
"They don't want to say anything that might have negative repercussions," said Michael Kelly, a spokesman for Mott Community College in Flint, where the father teaches.
They said it would be difficult to contain the crop, that its long-term effects on conventional crops were "hard to predict", and that it might have "negative consequences" for biodiversity.
The label changes come 11 years after Lilly began selling Zyprexa and more than 12 years after a large Lilly clinical trial first showed that Zyprexa might have negative effects on weight and blood sugar.
Wong warned the anti-marriage equality campaign could also "target" other relationships and families, suggesting arguments used to criticise gay families might have negative implications for single parents or childless families.
"The brain is incredibly complex, so it is reasonable to expect that introducing changes from a different evolutionary path might have negative consequences," said Corinne Simonti, a Vanderbilt doctoral student and the study's first author.
According to the report, the judge said the trip by the two men, who are being investigated for helping to finance ETA, might have "negative effects" on the investigation.
And you have to find a polite way to explain that the character is Jewish, so her eating Santa's face might have negative connotations, and the silver tray, while beautiful, is creating a weird glare on camera, and maybe let's just go with the bran muffin on the white plate.
Mr. Bloomberg, who has lent his reputation for common-sense government and his prowess for fund-raising to dozens of candidates from both parties over the past decade, feared that an endorsement in the 2008 race might have negative repercussions for the city he oversees.
