Sentence examples for harm index from inspiring English sources

Demos has created a "harm index" which ranks the impact of different types of debt according to their financial, emotional and social consequences, based on the experiences of people who have encountered each type of borrowing.

Sure enough, Professor Nutt concluded the programme by saying he would move hash to the bottom of his harm index, ranking it as safer than all of heroin, crack, meth, cocaine, tobacco, amphetamine, GHB, Benzobiazepines, ketamine and methadone.

Discussing his innovative "harm index", published in a 2010 paper in The Lancet, which ranked a range of drugs based on the damage done to both the individual and society, Professor Nutt said: "That analysis was done on what we'd learned in the past 30 years".

The RI values for the mine waste after bioremediation in treatment 5 ranged from 100 to 122, indicating a safe comprehensive ecological harm index.

Varying the combinations of P. ostreatus spawn carrying matter, wheat straw substrate with mine dump waste significantly (p < 0.05) influenced the degrees of potential ((E_{text{r}}^{i})) and comprehensive (RI) ecological harm indices for the selected heavy metals at the four study sites (Tables 3, 6, 7).

The rate of repetition of self-harm after an index IDO act was similar in Ireland and Northern Ireland, with 16% of individuals representing to an emergency department within 12 months (table 2).

The virtuous 60, chosen among Canada's largest companies, will have passed tests designed to reflect the current standards of a small but growing number of investors who want their money to be a force for good (or at least to do no harm).The Jantzi Social Index is named after its developer, Michael Jantzi, who runs an eponymous research firm in Toronto.

"There should have been mandated health warnings and advice and an index of harm for different products".

It provides the prototype of a summary index of harm to enable surveillance of unsafe care over time across institutions.

In 40 patients (20.3%), the harm occurred during the index hospital stay but was detected within 30 days after discharge either in primary care or in connection with readmission.

The simultaneous presence of several diseases and homeostenosis, an age-related physiologic process that change the way that the body handles drugs, can shift therapeutic index, allowing harm outweigh any survival gain.