Sentence examples for although harm from inspiring English sources

Although harm reduction practices can benefit some people, the biological vulnerabilities and heightened psychobiological responses to substance use among SMI clients tempers this conclusion (Mueser et al., 1998).

Although harm reduction strategies like clean needle exchanges and naloxone access laws have been widely adopted in recent years, no U.S. state has legally implemented a safe injection site, and law enforcement and neighborhood groups have opposed plans to start them. .

"High purity coke would obviously contain fewer contaminants and cutting agents," says Nutt, of the extra side effects such cutting agents could potentially have – though adds that, really, they're not the primary concern: "Although harm from cutting agents has certainly been documented in cocaine and other drugs – see PMA in ecstasy pills, for example – cocaine dosing is the main issue here".

It is likely that ENM use will become ever more commonplace in the future and provide many benefits, although harm from inadvertent human exposures may also increase.

Although harm was not demonstrated in the context of this experimental protocol, the significant changes to respiratory physiology caused by breathing through N95 mask materials raise the concern regarding prolonged use of N95-masks by pregnant healthcare workers.

There may be several secondary outcomes, which often include unanticipated or unintended effects of the intervention (see item 19), although harms should always be viewed as important whether they are labelled primary or secondary.

Probably not, although the harm it will cause in the meantime is grave.

Although the harm principle may be cited as a justifiable ground for restricting the freedom of individual agents, it leaves unresolved many of its disputed moral questions.

The volume is dedicated to his parents, "even though they brought me into existence," and to his brothers, "each of whose existence, although a harm to him, is a great benefit to the rest of us".

Although little harm could have come to him in the United Provinces (or, probably, in France, where there was no Inquisition, and considerable sympathy for Galileo), Descartes wanted to avoid arguments with theologians.

These individuals are unable to form new long-term memories, although no harm is done to any memories that were laid down before the hippocampal damage occurred.This suggests that memories which the brain deems sufficiently important are archived via the hippocampus into a long-term storage site.