Sentence examples for harm appears from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, it suggests that the European Commission's proposal to update the Tobacco Products Directive and include a ban on slim 'lipstick type' cigarette packs, to prevent such packs misleading consumers in respect to harm, appears warranted.

Just why and how the region survived the quake without worse harm appeared to be a matter of both luck and good planning: luck because the quake was indeed deep in the ground and not along the shallower faults that run directly through Seattle and other communities, and planning because a decade or more of retrofitting and other earthquake preparations paid off.

In randomized trials, random error may be one reason for the early stopping of trials at interim analyses when benefit or harm appear to be significant [ 32, 40].

Gradient of ground temperature in this type of mines with heat-harm is less or near to the average, without heat-harm when explored at superficial part, but heat-harm appears as the ground temperature rising while the exploration depth increasing.

The under-reporting of self-harm appears to be less marked.

Furthermore, it is unclear if age has an impact on attitudes; it is suggested that exposure to individuals who self-harm appears to have a greater impact [ 10].

Some of the included risks for harms appear rather remote such as "synthesizing DNA strings and placing them at a crime scene" by malicious users.

Pre-exposure IRRs for attempted suicide, suicidal ideation and self-harm appeared to be marginally higher, though not statistically significant, for SSRIs compared to TCAs.

Indeed, aspirin for cancer prevention has a long lag time before benefits are observed, while conversely the harms appear in the early part of the treatment, particularly in those above 70 years of age.

Fourth, though Mill often focuses simply on harm, it appears that his real focus is on non-consensual harm (I 2).

A community where this harm frequently appears to stem, at least in part, from racial bias -- both implicit and explicit.