Sentence examples for comparative harm from inspiring English sources

More frequent interpersonal discussion was associated with lower perceived harmfulness of SHV to one's health and lower perceived comparative harm of SHV versus SHS.

"The comparative harm is greater to them than any increase in bureaucratic work and cost to defendants," the judge wrote.

Evaluate comparative harm rates from medical interventions in pediatric randomized clinical trials (RCTs) from more developed (MDCs) and less developed countries (LDCs).

Perceived harms of e-cigarettes were measured using three survey items two personal harm items and a more general comparative harm measure.

Perceived harm measures included (1) harmfulness of SHV to one's health, (2) concern about health impact of breathing SHV and (3) comparative harm of SHV versus secondhand smoke (SHS).

In that case, arguably no-one would suffer what Jeff McMahan would call a comparative harm – no-one would be made worse off than they would otherwise have been, or than they were previously, by the occurrence of the epidemic, since the people that it afflicts would not have existed had the decisions that caused the epidemic not been made.

One was after the publication of our recent Lancet paper on the comparative harms of 20 commonly used drugs.

They would suffer comparative harms.

Finally, their analyses did not report on comparative harms, which we have done in this report.

There is guidance in the explanatory notes about how to deal with the evaluation of comparative harms and safety in the research area of interest.

Despite the fact that risky policy would only result in noncomparative harms, while safe policy would result in some comparative harms, it is intuitively plausible that that a state would be justified in choosing safe policy.