Sentence examples for harms of a from inspiring English sources
The potential harms of a prostate cancer (PCa) diagnosis may outweigh its benefits in elderly men.
As such, I had to learn continuously about the negative effects and harms of a religion while growing up in North Korea.
"We believe it will be next to impossible for Charter and Time Warner to demonstrate that the consumer benefits outweigh the potential harms of a combination," he said.
Our results do not show clear benefits or harms of a change in the n-6:n-3 LCPUFA ratio during pregnancy on offspring's neurodevelopment at preschool age.
The idea behind these precommitment strategies is simple: if the harms of a behavior are not enough to motivate you to change your ways, then you can opt to add to those harms.
"Machine Bias," Julia Angwin, Jeff Larson, Suryu Mattu and Lauren Kirchner, ProPublica — An investigation into criminal-sentencing algorithms, an important glimpse into the macro harms of a data-driven society.
The GRADE approach appraises systematic reviews of the benefits and harms of an intervention to determine its net health benefit.
David Burrowes MP referred to the harms of an "old drug", cannabis, and its "probable causal link to mental illness, especially psychosis and schizophrenia".
A risk cut-point depends on the relationship between the harms of an event and the harms of needless treatment.
Efficacy studies investigate the benefits and harms of an intervention under highly controlled conditions.
One research team proposed to estimate the decision threshold by weighing the harms of treatment against the harms of an outcome event.
