Sentence examples for indicated harm from inspiring English sources

In only 10% or so was the intervention beneficial, while a similar percentage indicated harm, despite a seemingly sound biological rationale.

Similar to the studies in women with type 2 diabetes, the use of metformin early in pregnancy in women with PCOS has not indicated harm and has suggested potential benefit.

However, the presence of a chemical in a home or other environment does not indicate harm.

His group's SAFEChemicalPolicy.org website champions the safety and benefits of chemicals used in agriculture and elsewhere, and discounts research that indicates harm.

There are however no clinical studies indicating harm, and in fact, the limited animal and human data that exist do not suggest harm, and even suggest benefit.

Decreased MMP likely indicates harm to mitochondrial structure and activity, making this end point a good first step for flagging chemicals that interfere with mitochondrial bioenergetics.

The review team rated the degree of harm, causation and preventability on a seven-point Likert scale (1=very unlikely; 4=close call, but favours; 7=very likely to indicate harm, causation or preventability) using a cut-off score of ≥4 to indicate harm, causation or preventability.

Therapies were considered for this model of care if there was evidence to support their use for chronic LBP, or in the absence of evidence indicating harm or ineffectiveness[ 18- 28].

Both scientific evidence indicating harms with targeting higher Hb levels, and changes in dialysis reimbursement policies appear to have been associated with these changes, though more dramatic changes coincided with the latter.

Medical tests indicated no harm, but the tests did not include bone marrow.

Nevertheless, this study, which directly measured alcohol-related harm, indicated a net reduction in harm especially among young women who are a primary marketing target for RTDs.