He did warn that Labor's plan to restrict negative gearing would have "undesirable risks" and come at a "precarious time" for Australia's property market, but he also agreed in principle with Labor's argument that a reduction in the capital gains discount could help make housing more affordable.
It is not inevitable that a treatment which results in a successful clinical outcome will be perceived as satisfactory by patients, particularly if the treatment is painful, unpleasant, inconvenient or associated with undesirable risks or side effects [9, 12].
Implementing restricted and strategic use of antimicrobials in agriculture will curb resistance evolution, but at the same time, possibly introduce undesirable risks to production for individual growers.
Second, strict adherence to universal precautions and healthcare guidelines is still mandatory in order to avoid undesirable risks such as transmission of hepatitis B virus.
However, long-term safety remains incompletely understood, and some agents may impart undesirable risks for adverse outcomes, such as the potential for cardiovascular risk with rosiglitazone (37) or pancreatitis with exenatide (38).
The significant correlations between tetO and intI1 (p < 0.01), tetW and intI1 (p < 0.05), and sul3 and intI1 (p < 0.05) hinted a potentially serious and undesirable dissemination risk of ribosomal protection proteins gene of ARGs.
This highly undesirable hazard is unfortunately inevitable … to miminise this risk we confined our selection to case histories of patients who were thought unlikely to read this book".
In this process, no conscious effort is made to evaluate risks and associated cost, and the final design is likely to have undesirable residual risks.
Adding chelating agents to soil to increase the bioavailability of contaminants can sometimes induce hyperaccumulation in normal plants, but may produce undesirable environmental risks.
In contrast, during an infection pregnancy might become an undesirable high-risk event.
