Sentences with phrase «relatively safe form»
Perhaps we all need bits of special grit that irritate us usefully about unimportant things, opening small vents for some the pressure that builds up thanks to civilization so that our lids don't blow right off — rather in the way that humour might be seen as a relatively safe form of aggression.
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It is a contact sport, but it's not a collision sport, which means its relatively safe compared to a lot of other team sports (especially other forms of football).
Combined with a relatively new quinoline such as piperaquine — to which resistance is still rare — the drug, or a chemical cousin, might form a cheap and safe new combination therapy, says Kelly.
In a small phase I and II clinical trial, Johns Hopkins researchers and colleagues elsewhere found that the high - fat, low - carbohydrate ketogenic diet was a safe and effective treatment option for the majority of adults experiencing a relatively rare, often fatal and always severe form of epilepsy marked by prolonged seizures that require medically induced comas to prevent them from further damaging the body and the brain.
They basically just say «it's relatively safe;» but it's not, really... and some forms of intermittent fasting can have harmful side effects.
Because you don't sell shares, this makes all forms of fear - based news irrelevant and easier to ignore, while getting a relatively safe yield in the 6 % range (and slowly growing as interest rates go back up).
The second reason is less obvious: the proliferation of fingerprint sensors made alternative forms of fast - but - relatively - safe unlock methods less necessary.
Thus, the first choice for treatment is stimulants due to their relatively safe side effect profile however when misuse / diversion is a risk the choice of medications that are less abusable such as Daytrana (methylphenidate in patch form) or Vyvanse (lis - dexamfetamine - medication is oral however bound to lysine requiring stomach acid digestion in order to be activated).