Sentence examples for harms based on from inspiring English sources

No other clinically significant changes in homeostatic and hormonal functions were observed despite an active surveillance of harms based on structured questionnaires and diagnostic tests performed at pre-specified time intervals all along the study.

However, they have not investigated overall benefits and harms based on all major diseases.

The questionnaires were newly developed to measure alcohol-related harms based on literature and experts' opinions.

The herbal medicine-drug interaction grid will allow clinicians to have a guide on potential herbal medicine-drug harms based on the most recent literature.

The role of the physician in the review team varied from only judging cases where the primary reviewers were in doubt or disagreed (Hilleroed) to identifying harms based on triggers found by primary reviewers (Horsens).

For these reasons, any estimates of benefits and harms based on trials reported 20 25 years ago, as described in the Marmot report, are irrelevant to the modern practice of medicine.

Lam [ 17] found a four-fold higher likelihood of having a diagnosis of ADD for children and adolescents hospitalised for suicide attempts and self-harm based on a population-based epidemiological design which analysed data routinely collected on patients hospitalised due to injuries.

If one of the country's Data and Safety Monitoring Boards (DSMBs) were to find clear evidence of harm based on adverse events, then the study will halt the harmful intervention arm under international ethical guidelines for medical research.

The group with the highest rate of suicidal behaviour, both ideation and self-harm, based on 476 presentations in 2014, was women aged 15 to 24, followed by men aged 25 to 34.

"My position at this point is that the return of Michelle to her mother would put the child at imminent risk of emotional harm, based on my experience with the case for the past three and a half years," said Mr. Schnall.

The statement read: "We have not yet seen evidence that Government is working towards a comprehensive, cross-departmental strategy to reduce alcohol harm, based on evidence of what works, with rigorous evaluation metrics".