Sentence examples for harm high from inspiring English sources

In this study, a novel HARM (high aspect ratio micromachining) micromanipulator fabricated on (1 1 1) silicon wafer is reported.

Their narrative looked like this: 1. Enemy (big business) + intention (self-enrichment) → harm (high energy costs) to victims (vulnerable) 2. Hero (Labour party) + intention (social justice) → defeat (price freeze) and restores status quo (standard of living) But then the energy companies responded.

Age-based formulas and healthcare provider guesses should not be used for weight estimation in children because of potential patient harm (high quality evidence).

Given the complexity of patient care in the ICU, the potential for medical error, and the particular sensitivity of critically ill patients to harm, high reliability organizing principles hold promise for improving ICU patient care.

Faster and more sophisticated still was the AGM-88 HARM (high-speed antiradiation missile), introduced into service in 1983.

Being an election year, they will grandstand more than usual about the harm high-interest rates inflict on working families and try to jaw-bone Bernanke into ending the Fed's 19-month tightening campaign.

Democrats suggested Republicans wanted a lower top individual rate to offset the partial loss of deductions for state and local taxes, which would primarily harm high-income taxpayers with significant local tax bills.

62– 64 These findings show that strict control of glycemia may harm high-risk T2DM patients and emphasize the importance of intensive treatment in the early stages of diabetes.

When harm (higher incidence of SAE's in one group) occurs, the DSMC will discuss potential stopping of the trial prematurely with the trial steering committee.

Recall that this is a consequence that taxation harms high income earners relatively more.

Books have not harmed higher education.