Sentence examples for suggest no harm from inspiring English sources

The results of this study suggest no harm in external cooling to control fever in patients with septic shock.

Epidemiologic data suggest that the use of loop diuretics may increase mortality in patients with critical illness and AKI [ 58], along with conflicting data that suggest no harm in AKI [ 59].

Boyd assessed the balance of scientific evidence by comparing three semi-field studies showing harm (there are more) with five field studies, suggesting no harm (refs 1-8 here).

Fast Eddie was Absent Eddie when his lawyer, Barry Spevack, argued that the "scheme was to sell property at a fair market value," suggesting no harm, no foul.

Analyses of studies funded by Coca-Cola or its trade association demonstrate that they have an 83% probability of producing results suggesting no harm from soda consumption.

53 Some experimental studies suggest no evidence on harm by needling LI4, SP6 or sacral points 54 55 while others argue that the classic literature should be taken into consideration on the basis of the potential physiological mechanisms whereby acupuncture may adversely affect pregnancy.

1 The lack of impact of the pay for performance initiative on these long term adverse clinical outcomes is not surprising given its failure to affect the more intermediate outcome of blood pressure control, but at the least our study suggests no overt harms associated with implementation of pay for performance for hypertension related disease.

After an outcry from Democrats and gun-control advocates over remarks that appeared to obliquely encourage violence, Trump said he didn't mean to suggest any harm.

Releasing medical data, confidentially, to Wada experts, as Brailsford suggest, would do no harm.

Supporters of religion like to suggest there's no harm in people believing in God if it makes them feel better.

They seemed to show an affinity for Nintendo, or rather enmity towards Sony, and suggested they meant no harm.