Sentence examples for suggested harmed from inspiring English sources

His victory was greeted with a storm of protest over his liberal use of the word fuck, estimated by one critic to appear 4,000 times within the course of the 400-page novel, which he later suggested harmed his reputation and sales, leaving him facing questions from readers about "sweary words" 20 years after the award.

Yet he drew the line when Mr. Tulloch suggested harming animals.

There was inconclusive statistical evidence about the effect of intravaginal practices on women's risk of acquiring HIV infection; the direction of summary measures of associations suggested harm, but confidence intervals were wide and there were high levels of heterogeneity.

These suggested harm in unadjusted analyses of all three studies (1.39, 95% CI 0.76 2.54, I2 76.6%) and adjusted analyses including only two studies (adjusted effect estimate 1.88, 95% CI 0.53, 6.69, I2 83.2%) [15], [16] but confidence intervals were wide and heterogeneity high.

However, recent large-scale trials have suggested harm associated with GLN supplementation.

Data from meta-analyses has suggested harm related to albumin therapy in critically ill patients, and new observational data are consistent with these results.

Optimal oxygenation level during post-cardiac arrest (PCA) care is currently undefined, and studies have suggested harm from hyperoxia exposure [ 1].

This trial was designed in response to meta-analyses that suggested harm related to colloid use in ICU patients [ 4, 5].

Furthermore, in the NICE-SUGAR trial, operative patients were defined as immediately postoperative ICU admissions - and this trial actually suggested harm in such patients [ 4].

A recent randomized trial (CLOTS-1) has called into question the utility of antiembolic stockings (AESs); another trial (CLOTS-2) suggested harm with below-knee compared with above-knee AESs.

Despite initial enthusiasm based on the results of single-center RCTs [ 45, 46], more recent multi-center RCTs have been unable to confirm any benefit, and have even suggested harm [ 47- 49].