Sentence examples for underlying harms from inspiring English sources

Hewlett-Packard's response shows similar progress in understanding the issue, with the company explaining that it has focused on first-tier suppliers where it thinks it "has the most influence" (an assumption that may be questioned when the underlying harms and their locations are considered).

In addition, the expectation of variation in underlying harm rates between patients and practices motivated the inclusion of random effects.

We assumed that even the most homogeneous population of practices and patients would differ in underlying harm rate to some degree, so chose a minimum MRR of 1.2.

The authors do not discuss the mechanisms underlying possible harms of SBIC.

*rHR (real harm rate): The actual, underlying 'baseline' harm rate, expressed as number of incidents/100 patients/year.

In this situation, both sides are unable to communicate effectively about the problems and feelings underlying self-harm.

If foreclosures ultimately harm underlying property values and cause losses to both lender and borrower, why are they still so prevalent?

Building upon work by Rasmussen and Eisen, our group has proposed a model comprising two core motivational dimensions underlying obsessive-compulsive symptoms: harm avoidance and incompleteness.

Such assessment may provide the opportunity to determine the respective impact on mortality in the ICU and after ICU discharge with reasons for admission, including modalities of self-harm, of underlying psychiatric disorders and prior psychoactive medications.

Overall, the results of most of these studies have been consistent with the underlying premises of the harm-looming model.

These novel drugs are effectively marketed "designer drugs" (also called "research chemicals") without any knowledge of the underlying pharmacology, the potential harm or a registration of the manufacturing process.