Sentence examples for the consequences for safety from inspiring English sources
However, the consequences for safety assessment are still unclear, for example would it be possible to declare a GMO equivalent in some environments and not in others?
First, this critique is misdirected because we acknowledged this same fact already in our paper, e.g. where we wrote (1): "However, the consequences for safety assessment are still unclear, for example would it be possible to declare a GMO equivalent in some environments and not in others?".
That's why we've seen this multi-state effort to weaken laws in this area, the obvious consequences for safety be damned," Everett told The Huffington Post.
"It is no exaggeration that the consequences for those seeking safety, and in the case of CAM — children — is life and death," Sime said in an email.
At many, the consequence for breaking safety guidelines is simply the loss of membership — leaving the perpetrator to experiment in isolation, but still among thousands of enthusiasts huddled online in Facebook groups, email listservs and Reddit pages.
But the trend may have unintended consequences for safety.
Shortage of staff, though, may have adverse consequences for safety in the face of increasing workload in pharmacies [ 4, 10].
This may possibly result in local temperature runaway and/or hot spot development leading to several potentially unanticipated consequences for safety and integrity of the tube and hence the reactor.
This is because 'ethnographic observations can explore how the norms and rituals of professional practice can have potentially latent consequences for safety' [[ 12]: 12]].
The increasing prevalence of poorly soluble drugs in development provides notable risk of new products demonstrating low and erratic bioavailabilty with consequences for safety and efficacy, particularly for drugs delivered by the oral route of administration.
In principle, this may lead to either medication under- or over-dosing, with varying consequences for safety and efficacy.
