Sentence examples for harms attributable from inspiring English sources

The extent of benefits or harms attributable to direct to consumer advertising will be directly proportional to how effectively it increases use of particular advertised drugs and at what cost.

PWLs have reduced tobacco packaging's appeal [ 3], increased awareness of the harms attributable to smoking, stimulated message processing, and elicited higher levels of cessation-linked behaviours than text-only warnings [ 27, 28].

More positively, our results suggest that rates of acute harms attributable to the heavy episodic drinking associated with youth consumption may show falls in recent years unless, as argued by some 6, 32, a polarization is occurring whereby high-risk consumers are drinking more and low-risk consumers are drinking less.

We also sought any evidence of harm attributable to a drug error.

This observation suggests that some of the benefit from intensive insulin may instead have been related to harm attributable to loose glucose control.

There were no differences between randomized groups with regards to any other measures of resource consumption or health states (hospital stay, infection rates, antibiotic use, etc) or any suggestions of harm attributable to the use of early parenteral nutrition.

Because smoking causes fatal and debilitating illnesses, health warnings aim to increase knowledge of the widespread harms directly attributable to smoking and prompt cessation.

Any reported adverse events or potential harms directly attributable to the study will be assessed by a member of the sponsoring organisations' 'Concerns' team who will be completely independent of the study team.

The judge made clear that he was focusing on harm specifically attributable to the Met's failings.

Our hypothesis from Niven et al [1] where the reversal of intervention effect was not associated with timely de-adoption, is that for a rapid change in clinical practice perceived cost [monetary or clinical harm] attributable to the intervention must be high.

In fact, more than half of the errors with reported subsequent serious harm were attributable to errors of omission.