Unintended consequences are prone to emerge [ 16, 17], and the danger, according to Berg, is believing that a focus on critical success factors, as a part of a plan based on assumptions and intentions of control and prediction, will solve the personal and organizational issues, eliminate unintended consequences, and ensure success.
This study demonstrates that flotillins may not be suitable as cancer therapy targets in cells that carry certain other oncogenic mutations such as PI3K activating mutations, as unexpected effects are prone to emerge upon flotillin knockdown which may even facilitate cancer cell growth and proliferation.
This finding contradicts the commonly held belief that plants regenerated without a passage through a callus phase are less prone to somaclonal variation than those emerging after a period in callus [ 15- 17].
At the moment they trade at a modest discount.But emerging markets are prone to boom-and-bust cycles.
Even if crises are avoided, emerging markets are prone to sudden slowdowns as they become richer and the trick of shifting underemployed rural migrants to urban jobs becomes harder to repeat.
The threat of outsourcing puts downward pressure on pay, though most American studies suggest that trade accounts for only a small part of the increase in wage inequality.A third concern, which is at odds with the first two, is that the emerging markets are prone to crises that can cause a still-fragile world economy to stumble.
Emerging markets are prone to technological uncertainty.
Despite the possible indirect effects, several processes emerge as highly prone to induce P-bodies upon disruption.
As emerging economies they are prone to sudden shifts in foreign-investor sentiment, which makes for volatile currencies, so exchange-rate stability holds considerable appeal for them.
It is unavoidable that emerging economies are more prone to economic ups and downs and financial bubbles, as America was during its entry on to the global stage in the late 19th century.
