As such, it is entirely consistent that personal harm, involvement in hostilities, and sexual abuse are risk factors for current SI.
3 12 14 One exception considered mortality but not morbidity in a low risk environment for cycling (the Netherlands) and found smaller absolute effects at younger ages but consistent and large harm benefit ratios (compared with car driving) across all age groups modelled.
These reports provide narrative evidence from England and Wales that cement use in hip hemiarthroplasty for fractured neck of femur is associated with instances of perioperative death or severe harm consistent with BCIS.
Conduct disorder is a type of maladjusted behaviour characterized by a consistent pattern of harming others or their property, or breaking major accepted rules or standards of behaviour.
While we wait for new trial data, the current conclusion is that vitamin D supplementation with commonly used doses does not exert significant and consistent benefits or harms on cardiovascular outcomes.
McMurdo said that under the "very broadly defined object of the Environmental Protection Act … environmental value and environmental harm are consistent with a desire to protect Queensland's environment from development, including mining development, which would cause harmful global greenhouse gas emissions".
That scenario was not entirely plausible, logically or physically: Gray died, after a week in a coma, because his spine was nearly severed and his vertebrae were crushed, major injuries that are not consistent with mischievous self-harm.
The proportion of people in each ethnic group presenting to hospital following self-harm was consistent over the time period investigated, the total numbers in each group are shown in Table 1.
The observed pattern of findings in relation to brand appeal and the direction of findings relating to perceived harms is consistent with those of experimental studies of plain packaging conducted in Australia, 7 18 the UK 8 19 and other countries 11 13 20 21 and also with the Australian government's pretesting of mocked-up plain packs.
The ratio of near-misses to events with harm is 339 1, consistent with other industries' ratio of 300 1, which has been proposed as a measure of reporting in event reporting systems.
