Sentence examples for adverse statements from inspiring English sources
"adverse statements" is correct and usable in written English
It is typically used to describe negative statements, comments, etc. For example: The witness made several adverse statements about the defendant during the trial.
Critical comments are adverse statements about the behaviour or personality of the person with depression, while emotional over-involvement comprises over-protectiveness, over-intrusiveness and over-identification with the person, by the caregiver [ 28].
The Board was under an obligation to postpone further consideration of the matter until such time as Dr. Kane might be present and hear the additional facts adduced; at the very least the Board should have made Dr. Kane aware of those facts and afforded him a real and effective opportunity to correct or meet any adverse statement made.
For this reason, INCSs, given in recommended dosages, are not expected to cause major systemic adverse effects, a statement that is in agreement with our results.
"Risen's statements are adverse to his penal interest because receiving classified information without proper authorization is a federal felony," she wrote.
There were no reports of adverse events and no statements were made regarding surgical intervention.
Laws regarding adverse possession usually have statements requiring the person to be acting in "good faith".
Page 139 contains the statement that "Adverse effects as a result of possible sub-lethal exposure are unknown for brodifacoum or diphacinone".
The amount of information (number of patients randomized) was insufficient to make any authoritative statement about adverse events, or compare the adverse event profile of rofecoxib 50 mg in single doses with other single dose analgesics.
The operational guidelines specified that the consent form should include: i) the right to refuse participation; ii) the right to withdraw from participation at any time without adverse consequences; iii) a statement emphasizing that participation was voluntary; iv) specification of a contact person to discuss/explain details of project; and v) assertion of confidentiality.
The court held that the company did not have a "duty to disclose adverse events, particularly where the statements [were] couched as opinion and [did] not constitute affirmative statements that there are no safety concerns associated with the drug". Id. at *18.
Altruistic motives are reflected by the high responses to the statements 'Reporting an adverse drug reaction can prevent harm to other people', 'I felt responsible for reporting an adverse drug reaction' and 'Reporting an adverse drug reaction contributes to research and knowledge'.
