Sentence examples for increased harms from inspiring English sources

3 16 While the GDS study could not identify causality, a number of factors link heavy alcohol consumption and increased harms from others' drinking.

26 In addition, no data have been published on the safety of colonoscopy in transplant recipients, which might have increased harms due to the negative influence of immunosuppression.

Livestock were squeezed onto the remaining open space, which increased harm to riverbank areas.

In contrast, supply-side attempts to stop ecstasy production, for example through seizures, have increased harm, as these have led to the emergence of more toxic "pseudo" ecstasy tablets containing PMA and PMMA.

Initial reports also identified that participants were concerned about the potential reaction that their communities may have to the news given the previous media coverage of the Cellulose Sulphate trial being initially stopped due to a risk of increased harm.

Inhibition of central serotonin reuptake, which increases synaptic serotonin, strongly and selectively increased harm aversion for both self and others.

In fibromyalgia patients, increased harm avoidance and high persistence have been found using the Temperament and Character Inventory [ 9, 11].

The So-Eum type is inclined to a slimmer body shape, lower appetite, and increased harm avoidance [ 4, 6- 8].

Computational models of choice behavior showed that citalopram increased harm aversion for both self and others, while levodopa reduced hyperaltruism.

Dual RAS inhibition studies involving aliskiren also have not shown consistent benefits but have reported increased harm with combination treatment.

Enhancing serotonin function increased harm aversion for self and others, while enhancing dopamine function reduced a hyperaltruistic preference to harm oneself over others.