Sentence examples for adequate harm from inspiring English sources

Because higher doses of methadone are more effective than lower doses in lowering the prevalence of injecting drug use risk behaviour, we considered ≥ 60 mg methadone per day an adequate minimum dosage for opioid replacement therapy and used that dose as cut-off value for our definition of adequate harm reduction [ 11– 13].

In general, no understanding was defined as a lack of relationship between what the patient was told and what they reported, poor understanding was defined as a significant misunderstanding that could potentially lead to harm, adequate understanding was defined as a misunderstanding that was not expected to result in harm, and excellent understanding was defined as having no gaps in knowledge.

Topics included the appropriate level of data elicitation needed for adequate assessment of harm and tolerability, the relative merits of questioning methods, hypothesised barriers to accurate reporting, and suggestions for improvement.

Similarly, for rHR of 5 and 2 incidents/100 patients/year, a total of 7500 (e.g. 50 practices × 150 records each, precision ±23%) and 20000 records (e.g. 100 practices × 200 records, precision ±23%) had to be reviewed to ensure adequate precision of harm rate estimates (Table  2, Figure  1).

For a rHR of 10 rather than 20 incidents/100 patients/year, the total number of records to review increased from 2000 (for example 10 practices × 200 records each, precision ±23%), to 4000 (e.g. 20 practices × 200 records each, precision ±23%) to ensure adequate precision of harm rate estimates.

Attempts to prevent or control HIV and other bloodborne infections among IDUs by not providing adequate coverage with harm-reduction programs have been unsuccessful (24, 25 ).

"Clearly, not having an adequate water supply will harm us in terms of bringing jobs to Texas and is doing so now, already," he said recently.

It is also likely that the measures used in this study, intended to assess brand appeal, were not adequate to assess negative harm perceptions related to packaging.

A rational approach may be a more conservative administration strategy in which oxygen is titrated to a lower tolerable level in order to prevent iatrogenic harm while preserving adequate tissue oxygenation.

Controversies exist about adequate time and potential harms of antifungal de-escalation in documented and suspected candidiasis in intensive care unit patients.

In a statement, Rep. Maxine Waters (D-Calif). said the GAO's findings indicate the settlement was reached "without adequate investigation into the harms committed by the servicers".