Sentence examples for active injury from inspiring English sources

Exclusion criteria included active injury affecting any extremity or self-report of an unresolved concussion.

While these cells were immunologically active, injury or infection did not impact thoracic hemocyte numbers.

TBs in EG rats with 4-week recovery period had the highest SEA frequency of all, which may reflect active injury or inflammation of the muscles.

NFL provides an index of active injury, though in this study, this applied to only about 50 of the 92 samples, and thus does not provide information on infection or immune activation without this overt injury.

Much of the historical decline in injury deaths is credited to a combination of passive and active injury prevention measures, including legislative enforcement, educational efforts, and increase access to safety products as well as economic conditions and advances in trauma care.

The clinical significance of the low level elevations in NFL seen in this group is uncertain, but these findings indicate that active injury to neurons does occur during even the early stages of HIV infection, and that this injury is closely associated with neuroinflammation and disruption of the blood brain barrier.

This accounts for the calculations of injuries among "active", "injuries across sports" and comparative analysis of age-groups, for both children and adults.

If one is to target continued persistent neurological impairment, it is critical to first define whether the impairment is indeed genuine and not just part of a more than 16% false-positive rate consequent to the nature of the definition involving 1 SD as cut off in neuropsychological testing, and then to separate active indolent injury from past injury.

As part of a larger project funded by the Wellcome Trust (UK) and the Health Research Council of New Zealand (TRIP Project), we established an active prospective injury surveillance system in Fiji to collect population-based injury data during a 12-month period.

A second type of lesions (type 4 and 5) apparently developed in the absence of complement activation and granulocyte infiltration at the site of active tissue injury.

Thus, for messenger RNA analysis, these multiple sclerosis blocks also contained all cortical layers and, dependent on the degree of activity, a zone of variable size with signs of active tissue injury.