Sentence examples for a secondary fall from inspiring English sources

The patient referred to no direct or indirect trauma to the knees but just a subsiding of the left knee during walking and a secondary fall; on attempt to get up he realized that he was unable to move both knees actively.

Microthermal regimes, which are influenced by snow cover, include winter minima and summer maxima resulting from snowmelt and convectional rain; alternatively, spring meltwater maxima are accompanied by secondary fall maxima that are associated with late-season thunder rain, or spring snowmelt maxima can be followed by a summer glacier-melt maximum, as on the Amu Darya.

In this population, secondary fall prevention and primary fracture prevention should be conducted to prevent falls and their harmful sequelae [ 1].

Given the risk for potentially devastating outcomes if severe injuries occur secondary to a fall, fall prevention strategies in clinical offices is a timely consideration in today's health care landscape.

After exclusions, 313 patients met enrolment criteria being both community-dwelling and presenting with a clinical scenario where secondary falls prevention was indicated (see Figure 2).

The Army secondary fell for a play-action fake by Dobbs, allowing Curry to sprint into the end zone uncovered.

Published studies evaluating secondary falls prevention strategies among individuals with OA are limited.

Over the last several decades, many studies have been published regarding the prevention of secondary falls and fractures, and contradictory results have been found [ 15].

Given that fall prevention strategies were already in place in both settings, this study may provide some insight into how to focus a secondary wave of fall prevention in different settings.

More than 400,000 pupils in northern England and the Midlands were being taught in a secondary school that fell below Ofsted's "good" rating.

In most compound words, primary stress falls on the first member and a secondary stress (marked with ) falls on the second member, e.g. /ˈl̪ˠaɡˌfˠɔɾˠt̪ˠəx/ "spent bog".