Sentence examples for suggested harmful from inspiring English sources
Ten percent of physicians still suggested harmful therapeutic strategies even after three PAC recordings were given, effectively increasing PAC-associated mortality by 30%.
This study indicated that high Hb levels (>14 g/dL) developed in 24% of patients treated with DA and in 35% of patients treated with EPO. 5 In addition, recent large-scale randomized controlled trials and reviews have strongly suggested harmful effects of higher ESA doses and higher Hb levels close to normal.
56 If a similar process unfolds as subjects ponder moral dilemmas, then enhancing serotonin function could boost subjects' responsiveness to the aversive Pavlovian cues present in the descriptions of the dilemmas, making them more averse to the suggested harmful action and more likely to disapprove of it.
"This study adds to the previous body of evidence suggesting harmful effects of excessive psychological demands at work on cardiac health, but is one among very few that demonstrates the effect among women".
Our post hoc analyses suggest harmful treatment effects of IMHP on 6-month mortality among medical patients and not among non-medical patients, and are in line with these observations.
Recent research suggests harmful effects could even result from tiny doses.
That said, evidence to date does not suggest harmful effects of SDD on antibiotic resistance [ 20].
Results of recently published clinical trials suggesting harmful effects of starch-based solutions on critically ill patients are discussed.
Furthermore, the findings of the present analysis are in line with earlier data suggesting harmful effects of excess catecholamine exposition in general critically ill patient populations.
The seemingly contradictory findings may have been the result of applying different glucose concentrations, since reports suggesting harmful effects of acute hyperglycemia applied consistently higher glucose concentrations (i.e., over 30 mM).
Every now and then, articles appear in magazines suggesting harmful effects of diagnostic ultrasound but these have never been proved in larger studies.
