Sentence examples for harms of locking from inspiring English sources
A systematic review from 2009 analyzed the benefits and harms of locking plates in 2-, 3-, and 4-part fractures (Thanasas et al. 2009).
Despite the increasing use of locking plates (Illert et al. 2008, Ricchetti et al. 2009), we have been unable to identify systematic reviews on the benefits and harms of this new technology in displaced 4-part fractures.
Ward security policies were not related to self-harm, but locking of the ward door was associated with more self-harm.
More recently, Bowers et al. [ 60] reported that the sometimes prison like conditions of locked wards can lead to increased rates of self harm and attempted suicide.
Trump, to chants of, "Lock her up!
Number of locked vs. unlocked evidences.
Thus, we systematically identified and reviewed clinical studies on the benefits and harms after osteosynthesis with locking plates in displaced 4-part fractures of the proximal humerus.
He said the same about virtually every YOI he inspected, citing rising levels of violence and self-harm; young men locked idle in their cells 23 hours a day; 30 minutes outdoor exercise the norm.
MITC9 element is devoid of shear locking and membrane locking.
Diseased mind or not, he was a grown man capable of getting help, and morally responsible not only to do so, but to find a way to stop inflicting harm, even if it meant locking himself in his house.
