Sentence examples for corresponding harm from inspiring English sources

Some have suggested that pornography can be viewed as a sort of false advertising about women and sexuality, or as being akin to libellous speech: speech that defames women as a group, causing corresponding harm to their reputation, credibility, opportunities and income expectations.

And there's another corresponding harm when the innocent are implicated: The guilty often go free.

As gonad shielding is applied to limit hereditary effects, the detriment adjusted risk for heritable disease was estimated (the 'detriment adjusted risk' takes the various potential, negative consequences of the exposure into account, weighting for the seriousness of the corresponding harms; for the official definition see ICRP 103 [32]).

8 31 32 34 35 36 37 38 39 Not every PRISMA item has a corresponding harms item, and a few have more than one suggestion per item.

And even those few would still be net winners, because of the corresponding reductions in harm.

"The regulated system creates both windfall beneficiaries -- small households occupying large apartments -- and a huge number of nonbeneficiaries who experience a corresponding degree of harm".

Anyhow, they only consider direct impacts on devices, which leads to an assumption that, in the absence of vulnerability and a corresponding exploit, no harm can be caused at all.

Based on the corresponding thermal radiation harm criterion, it is concluded that a near 100% fatality is expected in the range of within 190 m and there is no any harm when people stay beyond the scope with the ellipse diameter of 720 m.

Yet an abiding fixation in this field with abstinence as the only response to addiction -- with a corresponding misperception that harm reduction measures are "enabling" -- could be why many programs stubbornly refuse to tell their clients how not to die if they relapse after treatment.

This biased operational sex ratio, with corresponding male-induced harm to females, might have contributed to the mortality of 8 females prior to laying all of their eggs.

Conversely, continuation of dual antiplatelet therapy beyond 12 months significantly increased the odds of major bleeding by 62% (1.95% (160/8196) v 1.21% (98/8096); 1.62 (1.26 to 2.09); P<0.001; I=7%; fig 3); the corresponding number needed to harm by causing a major bleed was 135.