Sentence examples for harm masking from inspiring English sources

There is evidence of harm (masking communication attempts or side effects attributable to the medicine or interaction with other pharmaceuticals) when a person with dementia is overprescribed psychotropic medication for behavioural and psychological symptoms of dementia (BPSD) [ 30] that might be better ameliorated by less invasive means [ 31].

To protect them from harm we are masking their identities.

It is possible that the potential harm has been masked in rich countries by the availability of ventilators to keep children alive.

Early warning signals of harm can be masked by the fragmented, complex, and at times, conflicting nature of the available information, undermining our capacity to act wisely.

In the context of harm outcomes, we awarded classifications for "high risk" outcome reporting bias when the specific harm had been measured but the data were presented or suppressed in a way that would mask the harm profile of particular interventions (including providing detail on the seriousness of the harms)—that is, P1, P2, R, and S classifications (table 1).

*Bias would occur if specific harm had been measured, but data were presented or suppressed in a way that would mask the harm profile of particular interventions.

Yoo mentioned that they have actually harmed people in need by overshadowing their stories and masking a need to allocate resources to them.

Canadian Aboriginal scholars suggest that inquests see Indigenous bodies in custody as "already dead" and their suffering as nothing but sad, timely deaths – "the only thing we can expect from a disappearing race". US scholars investigating police violence suggest that it "masks systemic harm", turning "systemic government misconduct" into "anecdotes".

When I started to self-harm it seemed to mask the emotional pain I was feeling, even if it only helped for a little while.

It is possible that influenza-like illness and influenza symptoms masked the harms in those who were already symptomatic and therefore recruited in the treatment trials.

"One concern was that potential harm from the transplant was being masked by severity of injury in the animal models," says Keirstead.