There is simply no way of knowing right now whether global warming will have any effect at all on companies, much less a material adverse one.
The effect of adding hydrogen peroxide has been investigated through an experimental design and found to be an adverse one.
However, it has not been shown analytically that to what extent satisfied links are more stable than adverse ones to make cooperation gain a foothold.
Or one might say that the adverse possessor, or the one who has fulfilled the requirements for prescription, acquires the title of the one whose title is time-barred (acquisitive prescription, strictly speaking).
1 For reports on the rates and nature of the milder adverse reactions, one can only refer to the rates encountered during surveys or efficacy studies.
Plants use many important adaptive mechanisms to deal with the adverse effects of salinity, one of them being the accumulation of solutes, including amino acids (proline), sugars (mannitol), and quaternary ammonium (glycine betaine), which help to maintain the water within the cells, combating dehydration (Nuccio et al. 1999).
In this review we divided the adverse events into minor ones (the harm was temporary) and major ones (the adverse event needed intervention or was not transient).
Several factors may contribute to worse outcomes, including an increased burden of care related to greater disease complexity, an overlap of symptoms resulting in misapplication of therapy, and the adverse effects of treatment for one disease on the symptoms and outcomes related to the other.
Boxer emphasized the short shrift the public debate on Keystone has paid to the adverse health effects, including just "one tiny little paragraph" in the voluminous Final Environmental Impact Study released by the State Department in January.
Surely one of the adverse legacies of Pakistani Muslim male politics in Bradford is the complacency to sidestep women to negotiate with men on our behalf.
