Sentence examples for harm increased from inspiring English sources

The result in general is increased appetite, an increased tendency to store calories as fat around the middle where it does the most harm, increased inflammation and the initial steps toward insulin resistance.

Each individual category of harm increased with increasing AUDIT score category.

The rates of studies detecting a false harm increased as the risk adjuster accuracy decreased, especially in high confounding scenarios.

As risk-adjustment worsened, rates of studies incorrectly concluding the treatment provided no benefit or harm increased, especially when sample size was large (n = 10,000).

For example, several studies have used a 'net benefit' approach for warfarin which took into account the main benefit (reduced risk of stroke) and the main harm (increased risk of bleeding) in the same population.

Thus, the suggestion of an experience of potential harm increased participant's heart rates, whereas the control suggestion of a positive experience did not; in addition, this potential-harm-related increase dissipated fully once the participants had been allowed to wash their hands.

But the way Camel Snus is marketed might be "harm increasing if people delay quitting because of them," Dr. Henningfield said.

Depression is a reality for one in 10. Between 2010 and 2014, the number of girls aged between 10 and 14 admitted to hospital in England for self-harm increased by 93%.

Admissions to hospital for intentional self-harm increased by an alarming 48% between 2004-05 and 2012-13, and the proportion of adults reporting high or very high psychological distress rose from 27%to30%0% over the same period.

The proportion of firearm injuries caused by self-harm increased with age, reaching 38.8% among those aged 65 and over.

When the teenager's self harming increased in July 2012 it was decided, by the local NHS commissioning group, that he needed to be placed in a unit.