Sentence examples for representing harm from inspiring English sources

Nelkin conceives of this evaluation as a form of spontaneous de re judgment about the phenomenal state as representing harm to the body.

While both outcomes represent harms of screening, overdetection has more serious implications for those affected.

We identified 48 incidents of harm, representing 21 harm events per 1000 patient days and 6 harm events per 100 consultations.

Such problems may be viewed as poor quality care, rather than safety, but for the patient may represent avoidable harm Psychological harm and feeling unsafe Patients may simply feel unsafe on psychiatric in-patient units and even on general wards.

"Because of him and his activities, there is a possibility that the people we represent can be harmed, can be hurt, that our agenda that we fought for may not take place," said Gerald McEntee, president of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees and chairman of the A.F.L.-C.I.O.'s political committee.

Nevertheless, while we have no evidence for adaptive male harm, the possibility remains that harm represents collateral damage.

However, the boundaries are not always clearly defined and in some cases behaviours that usually fall outside the boundaries of self-harm may indeed represent self-harm if performed with explicit intent to cause tissue damage.

In his ruling on Thursday, Zavascki said Cunha's position as speaker "posed a risk to the criminal investigation" and represented "a harm that conspires against the dignity of the institution which he leads".

Shisha may represent lower harm because it is more commonly used socially and at special events rather than smoked every day, or it could represent a more severe problem as the cooler smoke is more pleasurable to inhale so held in the lungs for longer, causing more damage.

Higher scores for continuous measures represented greater harm.

Some of these adverse events may represent avoidable harm.