Although these data were collected at a single institution, our findings support the argument that well-designed zoo exhibits can be effective in removing the potentially negative effects of large crowds.
"Absolutely there are potentially negative effects of using VR.
The eagerness to see a deal done on time has led to accusations of heavy-handedness and raised concerns about the potentially negative effects of a "rushed document".
He said more research was needed to investigate the direct impact of different genres of video games on the hippocampus and striatum and how much time one could spend playing video games before potentially negative effects kicked in.
I firmly believe that we need to look more carefully at why more women are worried about the potentially negative effects that going out to work might have on their family.
The A.A.P. says, "This updated policy statement provides further evidence that media — both foreground and background — have potentially negative effects and no known positive effects for children younger than 2 years".
In 2007, a major comparison of reading programs conducted by the Department of Education found that Voyager had "potentially negative effects," because students using it showed a decline in comprehension.
This must happen at an international level so that we do not just transfer any potentially negative effects of these fuels from one place to another".
Sheri Colberg-Ochs, an associate professor of exercise science at Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Va., said her research had found that regular exercise, even light physical activity, could offset the potentially negative effects of Type 2 diabetes on cognitive function.
A sudden spike in food prices at about the same time served to highlight the potentially negative effects biofuels, which some experts said were displacing food crops and making corn, wheat and soy harder to obtain for human nutritional needs.
The potentially negative effects of this and policy implications are discussed.
