Sentence examples for harms present from inspiring English sources

Diep et al. also suggest that alcohol-related harms present a serious public health problem among young and educated individuals (13).

For all outcomes considered (benefits and harms), present, for each study, simple summary data for each intervention group and effect estimates and confidence intervals, ideally with a forest plot.

Therefore since the transgressions of slavery harm present day African Americans they have rights to reparation against those who committed those transgressions.

This environmental prevalence and persistence of the brominated flame retardants, coupled with growing evidence of their potential for harm, present all too familiar parallels with the previous generation of persistent organic pollutants.

It differs crucially from the inheritance argument because it assumes that slavery's transgressions against the slaves have harmed present day African Americans but the inheritance argument does not.

The factors were Hypnotizability (high vs. low), Potential Harm (present versus absent), and Yedasentience (blocked vs. not blocked).

The three between-subject factors were Hypnotizability (high vs. low), Potential Harm (present versus absent), and Yedasentience (blocked vs. not blocked).

A three-way analysis of variance was performed on disgust, again with the factors Hypnotizability (high vs. low), Potential Harm (present versus absent), and Yedasentience (blocked vs. not blocked).

Persons engaged in medical practice, research, and public health appreciate that risks of harm presented by interventions must often be weighed against possible benefits for patients, subjects, and the public.

I flew across the country to see Christopher Chen's You Mean to Do Me Harm, presented by SF Playhouse.

Hospitals provided data on episodes of self-harm presenting to the ED (for the service audits) and on the structure of self-harm services (the service interviews).