The model coefficients are interpreted with respect to a female participant 80 years old at baseline, with14 years of education and a harm avoidance score of 10.
In order to contextualize the association of harm avoidance with parkinsonism, we centered baseline age, education, and harm avoidance score, such that all the model coefficients were interpreted with respect to a typical participant, that is, a female 80 years old at baseline, 14 years of education and a harm avoidance score of 10.
The potential is there, and the harm of a possible deterioration is clear".
The authors presented a lecture on how to identify phishing emails and the harm of falling for a phish in an introduction to computing class.
We apply a decision analytic approach proposed by Glasziou and Irwig (1995) in which both benefit and harm of an alternative treatment are explicitly specified and weighed to determine which patients could profit from this alternative treatment strategy [ 4].
Reports on animal experiments - that only rarely mentioned adverse effects - should, in the future, include a description of tolerability and harm of VAE and its compounds.
Elinor Mason, in a recent article on Scanlon's theory argues in favor of the collapse, claiming that promises are just one sort of inducement to trust, and the harm of breaking a promise is exactly the harm of misleading that might be performed by lying or otherwise deceiving (Mason 2005).
According to some participants, integrating screening as part of a horizontal program may induce over-diagnosing and thus is a potential harm of element 1.
We looked for articles that were written for quantitative benefit and harm assessment, which included consideration of at least one outcome for both benefit and harm of a medical or public intervention.
To develop a simple system to assess benefit and harm of treatment on a single scale.
