Sentence examples for a worrisome finding from inspiring English sources

"Harsh" statistics, one commentator said of Israelis' increasing belief in God; "a worrisome finding," said another.

Finally, odds for full compliance decreases with a 2%/year increase in age, which is a worrisome finding, especially for older patients with a contraindication for ICU admission (i.e., DNR status) because in these patients optimal ED treatment might be the only treatment significantly improving prognosis.

In fact, on top of the dangerous practice of needle reuse in a minority of HCWs, the report by 30.3% that patients may have acquired nosocomial HIV infection is a worrisome finding that adds credence to the foregoing argument.

Most desaturations were in the mid 70's to low 80's range, but this is still a worrisome finding.

We consider this a worrisome finding since this indicates that non-bearing surface wear debris may have a direct cytotoxic effect on synovia.

Given the complexity of the care for self-harm patients, the low number of participants who had had prior training in self-harm was a worrisome finding.

From a policy standpoint, this is an especially worrisome finding, given the disproportionately high percentage of heath care budgets spent on end-of-life care.

Interval growth is considered an atypical and worrisome finding in FNH.   6.

Perhaps its most worrisome finding was a sense of pessimism in the state.

The current study confirms this worrisome finding and also shows an increase in carbapenem, 3GC and fluoroquinolone use in German ICUs with a stable volume of overall antibiotic use.

Of all the statistics that Mr. Romney's aides pore over at the campaign headquarters here, one consistently worrisome finding is Mr. Obama's deeper personal appeal to voters.