Sentence examples for demonstrating harm from inspiring English sources

Ricroch et al.[1] present a qualitative methodological critique of our study demonstrating harm from MON810 on D. magna.

Although to date there are no data demonstrating harm in adults, there are high-risk groups in whom it would be prudent to avoid exposure [ 26].

Recent studies demonstrating harm or no benefit with the use of high-frequency oscillation in patients with moderate to severe ARDS exclude this technique as a routine rescue option for refractory hypoxia and may further expand the scope of VV ECMO [ 11, 12].

Demonstrating harm to consumers is essential to demonstrating the need for government action.

The seven trials showing a statistically significant difference favoring the therapy had a smaller delta-gap compared with non-significant trials and those demonstrating harm (delta-gap 0.9% versus 10.5%; P < 0.0001).

Our finding of an association between compulsory drug detention experience and drug planting by police builds on a substantial body of literature demonstrating harms from and police corruption associated with drug enforcement policing [ 27, 28], and raises concerns about the tactics used to force drug users into compulsory drug detention settings.

In short, the game is over before it begins if your opponent can be counted on to say that either there is no demonstrated harm or, no matter how much harm there may be, it will not be enough to justify restrictions on speech.

When Glinsmann and his F.D.A. co-authors decided no conclusive evidence demonstrated harm at the levels of sugar then being consumed, they estimated those levels at 40 pounds per person per year beyond what we might get naturally in fruits and vegetables — 40 pounds per person per year of "added sugars" as nutritionists now call them.

And, right here at Huffington, "Damning new study demonstrates harm to animals raised on GMO feed".

Animal studies have value in that if something demonstrates harm in animals, it will also likely cause harm in humans.

The Reveal investigation demonstrates harm from lack of oversight and accountability with just one aid recipient, at one institution.