Sentence examples for harm concluded from inspiring English sources

A recent study investigating the temporal trends in patient harm concluded that harm remains common with little sign of improvement [ 28].

"It is incumbent upon the hip resurfacing community to prove the efficacy and safety" of the procedure though clinical trials rather than "subjecting young patients" to potential long-term harm, Dr. Walsh concluded.

However tainted, my small contribution to providing these kids with these experiences must do more good than harm, I concluded.

Since non-TD cells reactivated in the same ways suffer no detectable harm, we conclude that reactivation brings about incomplete DNA replication and DNA damage as the results of a peculiar feature of myotubes and we propose of most TD cells.

And weakness attracts those who are waiting to do America harm", it concludes as the wolf pack begins moving menacingly towards the camera.

For someone who wishes to avoid doing himself and others harm, Socrates concludes, rhetoric is altogether useless.

This Article begins with the puzzle of why law does not embrace the "product rule"; a mathematically-inclined judge or jury that thought a defendant.6 likely to have been negligent and.7 likely to have caused plaintiff's harm might conclude that plaintiff had failed to satisfy the preponderance of the evidence standard.

In addressing ethical issues, the Project on Harm Reduction concludes that not only is provision of sterile syringes to drug users ethical, but also that "physicians treating patients who inject drugs are, at least in the absence of legal limits, obliged by their own professional standards to consider providing this care to patients who need it".

"The few studies of long-term retention of impacted teeth have shown little risk of harm," the association concluded.

The lesson: "You'll never get re-elected and you may do more harm than good," concluded Eric Bee, an air-force colonel who took part in the exercise.This is the ugly arithmetic of America's public finances.

The trial in Federal District Court here, in which Judge Vaughn R. Walker will decide whether a merger of the two companies would cause too much harm to competition, concluded a little more than a year after Oracle surprised PeopleSoft with its initial unsolicited bid for the company.