Sentence examples for highest harm from inspiring English sources

Notably, the hospital with the highest harm rate (Hilleroed) also had the highest proportion of grade E harms.

The latter coincided with the highest Harm Avoidance score of all male subjects, and the 98th percentile of pooled Harm Avoidance scores under a Gaussian distribution.

The role of the physician in the review team that found the highest harm rate was to judge in cases of disagreement while physicians in the other teams themselves identified harms.

However, in preliminary analyses we found that the number of harm incidents was too low, even at the highest harm rate, to allow the GLMM-fitting algorithm to converge on either the inter-practice or the inter-patient variance estimates.

Of these gangs, 62 are considered "high harm" and commit two-thirds of all gang-related crime, the Met said.

Given the public concern at the increase in "low volume, high harm" offences, including knife attacks, it might have been expected that the proportion would be much higher.

There may be personality features as well; in 2004, we demonstrated higher harm avoidance (HA) scores in ET patients than controls.

Those who support a minimum price say there is strong evidence internationally that price is linked to consumption, and higher consumption is linked to higher harm.

Of the 179 offenders removed from the UK, 11 included "high harm" individuals involved in gangs and serious crime, he said.

Abbate-Daga et al. [50] found that patients suffering from migraine show more depressive symptoms, difficult anger management with a tendency to hypercontrol, and a distinctive personality profile with high harm avoidance, high persistence and low self-directedness.

The relationship between the TCI harm avoidance scale score and depression is in fact established: depressed patients also exhibit higher harm avoidance compared with healthy controls according to the Hamilton scale [15].