Sentence examples for probable harmful from inspiring English sources

The beneficial effect of balanced crystalloids is supported by the probable harmful effects of saline on MAP, renal haemodynamics and the gastrointestinal tract, particularly in the setting of sepsis-induced systemic hypoperfusion and lastly the higher mortality rates of patients receiving saline [49, 72].

When designing particle-based vaccines, it is important to assess probable harmful effects of the immune response on tissue at the injection site.

Population level psychosocial distress was evaluated by estimating the magnitude of common mental disorder symptoms (CMD; depressive, anxiety and somatic symptoms reaching the level of probable clinical significance), harmful use of alcohol, suicidality and psychosocial stressors experienced by the population.

The specific surface area, the most probable aperture and the less harmful pores were the most important microstructure parameters affecting the flexural strength of concrete; their gray correlations were 0.8 or greater.

"Illegal drugs are often prepared in unhygienic surroundings and can be vulnerable to contamination from various harmful agents.It is highly probable that the contamination of heroin by anthrax is accidental and there is a history of batches of heroin being contaminated in Afghanistan, Turkey and other countries key to the production and supply of heroin.

The final score reflects the following alcohol consumption levels or patterns: abstainers/low risk (0 7 points), hazardous use (8 15 points), harmful use (16 19 points), and probable dependence (20 40 points).

The probable reduction in use also reduces the potential harmful side effects, particularly those associated with NSAIDs.

The greatest degree of missingness was seen for the hazardous and harmful drinking (12%), relationship satisfaction (6%) and probable depression (3%) variables; all other variables including the four summary abuse variables, had fewer than 3% missing observations.

All gastric leachate Hg concentrations exceeded the probable effect Hg concentration of 1.06 μg/g, above which harmful effects are likely to be observed in sediment-dwelling organisms (47).

Only three soil samples collected within 300 m of the mine exceeded the probable effect concentration for Hg of 1.06 µg/g, above which harmful effects are likely to be observed in sediment-dwelling organisms.

It is probable that this pattern was not observed in evacuee mothers because their children were exposed to potentially harmful toxic agents, and thus they did not need this extra incentive to bring their children to the clinic.