In light of these results, we suggest that aquaculture accidental releases and stocking activities using strains originating from remote regions should be minimized and more controlled, as these activities have potentially negative and unpredictable consequences on local populations.
Now flip this equation upside down: action is also most beneficial when negative consequences are unpredictable.
Therefore, not only positive results of the use of NPs, but also the possible unpredictable negative consequences of their action on the human body, should be scrutinized.
Even with a US green light, the broader and unpredictable negative fallout from such an action make it, at best, a risky adventure.
There were five positive stereotypes (creative, healthy, self-controlled, gifted, reasonable) and seven negative stereotypes (dangerous, unpredictable, stupid, bedraggled, abnormal, unreliable, weird).
He argued that decreasing the opportunity for altruistic donations with the offer of payment could have unpredictable negative consequences by limiting people's freedom to give out of regard for the needs of others.
This was, because pigs usually quickly habituate to stressors and unpredictable negative situations have been shown to be aversive to animals (Weiss 1970; Harding et al. 2004; Koolhaas et al. 2011).
The widespread idea that paying for blood could have unpredictable negative consequences raises the question of what constitutes payment and where a distinction may lie between financial incentives, such as cash or lotteries, and nonfinancial incentives, such as t-shirts, mugs, and medical tests.
Further challenges remain in how to inculcate research literacy, including basic comprehension of concepts such as placebo, randomization and the scientific rationale for RCTs, as well as how to share information about possible risks due to unpredictable negative consequences (like those in the STEP study) without unnecessarily scaring potential participants.
"But the business community has to make them more aware of the negative impact of frequent, unpredictable rate increases".
