Sentence examples for resultant harms from inspiring English sources

The possible risks it listed were "misdiagnosis, overdiagnosis and the resultant harms from biopsies and overtreatment".

This study aims to disentangle age, period and birth cohort effects to improve our understanding of these trends and suggest groups for targeted interventions to reduce resultant harms.

The main objections relate to the loss of a heritage asset, and to the resultant harm to the character and appearance of the conservation area.

"The nature of the conduct at issue and the resultant harm compel this decision," Holder said in a short statement.

When U.S. Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. announced last year that the government would seek the death penalty in this case, he cited the "nature of the conduct at issue and the resultant harm".

In line with the pragmatic design of the study, we therefore included children without signs of very severe pneumonia but with a "spot" oxygen saturation on admission examination as low as 85% with no evidence of resultant harm.

Adolescents with a past suicide attempt reported more severe self-injury (i.e., greater resultant harm, such as requiring medical attention) than those reporting suicidal ideation only, an observation lending support to the habituation hypothesis (i.e., that repeated NSSI desensitizes….; Joiner [ 27]).

This is relevant because most paediatric medication errors occur in the Emergency Department and most cases of resultant patient harm are related to incorrect dosing [6 8].

However, a key priority for future work will be to assess the extent to which APC analyses permit accurate forecasting of consumption trends and resultant trends in harms.

The resultant iatrogenic patient harm has been recently estimated at 6.2%, with a half of this occurring in surgical patients.

Shingles, in 1996, with resultant nerve damage.