Sentence examples for a harmful example from inspiring English sources

And it sets a harmful example for the many workplaces figuring out how to deal with predatory behavior.

Another egregious and exceedingly harmful example of a failure of peer review and editorial judgment at The Lancet was a 1998 paper by Scottish scientist Arpad Pusztai, which described feeding studies of genetically engineered and non-engineered potatoes to laboratory rats.

Through their harmful example, they have alienated young Palestinians from their own history of resistance to colonial and military rule, so they now believe that tens of thousands of brilliant, imaginative and extraordinarily brave Palestinians never existed or, worse, fought and died for nothing.

Allow me to present two particularly harmful examples: First, billions of farm animals are routinely drugged with antibiotics to make them grow faster, and to keep them alive in deplorable conditions that would otherwise kill many of them.

The first sensitivity analysis is a 'best-worst-case' scenario where it is assumed that all participants lost to follow-up in the experimental group have had a beneficial outcome (for example, had no serious adverse event); and all those with missing outcomes in the control group have had a harmful outcome (for example, have had a serious adverse event).

Others, however, view it as a harmful influence on, for example, the strength of research evidence, preferring classical statistical methods [12].

This may be a harmful or beneficial activity (for example, beneficial goods like exercise or good diet or hazardous activities such as smoking, tanning bed, or sun exposure).

An additional example is a harmful activation of the complement system at tumor sites, which may stimulate tumor-associated immune cells and promote their conversion into a tumor-supportive phenotype, thereby stimulating cancer progression.

An incident rate ratio greater than 1 occurs when the post-fundoplication rate is greater than the pre-fundoplication rate (for example, with a harmful effect of fundoplication), a ratio of 1 indicates no differences in rates, and a ratio of less than 1 occurs when the post-fundoplication rate is lower than the pre-fundoplication rate (for example, with a protective effect of fundoplication).

In the text we gave an example how a TE that silences a harmful locus is adaptive.

A perfect example of "free speech" misapprehension taken to a harmful conclusion.