Sentence examples for single adverse effects from inspiring English sources

For example, instead of asking for "any" adverse effects, it will ask in detail about single adverse effects like bleeding, pain, and perforation in order to prevent the reviewer from assessing combined information.

The single adverse event that was listed in the other category was hematologic adverse effect.

I once asked a doctor at a party whether she would still seek to ban the habit even if there were an almost costless one-a-day pill one could take which would negate every single adverse side-effect.

In trials, hundreds of patients have undergone gene delivery with this vector, and so far not a single serious adverse effect has been reported.

Reported frequency here includes only supplementation of potassium as the single nutrient as adverse effects have only been reported with this.

This study did not find any evidence of increased mortality or increased time from birth to sale in subclinical BNP calves but, as the study only involved a single farm and adverse effects may be determined by other inter-current diseases it remains possible that subclinical BNP has a detrimental impact on the health and productivity of calves under certain circumstances.

In our study, the IOP pressure was effectively reduced in patients with glaucoma after a single cyclodiode treatment without adverse effects on VA in the majority of the patients over a 3-year period.

Only a single case report describes adverse effects in a renal transplant recipient.

Combining two bronchodilators with different mechanisms of action has the potential to enhance efficacy compared with single agents without increasing adverse effects [ 2, 3].

Where appropriate information is available, it also involves a discussion about the biological mechanisms involved, in particular whether a threshold, or a collaborative action of the pathogens, may be a plausible mechanism for any harmful effect, or whether a single pathogen may cause adverse effects under certain circumstances.

The major advantage of multivariate methods is that the information content is not reduced to a single numerical score, which is more prone to levelling out adverse effects of single taxonomic groups.