Sentence examples for broad range of adverse from inspiring English sources
Stress levels have been associated with a broad range of adverse health outcomes, particularly for mothers and subsequently, their children.
ICD LF has a broad range of adverse outcomes, ranging from intermittent inappropriate pacing to proarrhythmia leading to patient mortality.
Diabetes is a multisystem disorder associated with a nearly twofold excess risk for a broad range of adverse cardiovascular outcomes including coronary heart disease, stroke, and cardiovascular death.
IRs encompass a broad range of adverse events with a variety of triggers; the focus of this paper is IRs due to cytokine release syndrome or immune complex formation and the associated biomarkers.
Laboratory and epidemiological studies have implicated PCBs in a broad range of adverse biological effects, including (neuro-) developmental toxicity [4] and carcinogenesis [5].
Intimate partner violence (IPV) is prevalent and is associated with a broad range of adverse consequences.
The rationale is that a greater cascade of responses could be activated, although this could also lead to a broader range of adverse effects (Minor et al., 2009).
We initially searched MEDLINE and EMBASE in June 2013 using a broad strategy for a wide range of adverse effects potentially associated with ICS use, and we subsequently updated this through a more focused PubMed search in December 2014 (see eAppendix 1 for search terms and restrictions).
It consists of five subscales: emotional abuse, physical abuse, sexual abuse, emotional neglect and physical neglect, reflecting therefore a broad range of early adverse experiences.
AIs have been associated with a broad range of musculoskeletal adverse events (in addition to the effects on bone health described in the preceding paragraph) that have been loosely categorised under the term of AI-related arthralgias.
The undesirable effects of inhaled corticosteroids comprise a broad range of class-related adverse events that include hoarseness/dysphonia, candidiasis of the mouth and throat, adrenal suppression, growth retardation in children and adolescents, decreased bone mineral density, cataract, glaucoma, hyperglycaemia, contusions and pneumonia (in patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease).
