Sentence examples for analyzed pain from inspiring English sources

"All of us have always been passionate about becoming founders and starting our own companies, and when we got together after Onavo, we've leveraged our experience and analyzed pain points across a few markets, and interestingly enough we all came to this idea of providing better tools for mobile marketers, from a few different angles," he says.

We analyzed pain rating data obtained in a laboratory study where 100 subjects (56 men and 44 women) experienced varied levels of painful fingertip electrical stimulation, delivered in random order across 144 trials.

Thus, we also analyzed pain perception by presenting increasing stimuli to the trigeminal and electrical cutaneous channels.

Finally we analyzed pain distribution in male and female CHD patients and could also find no difference.

These authors analyzed pain and function (with SF12 and WOMAC) in 263 patients who underwent THA, and when using 5 mm as a threshold of precision for the restoration of FO, they showed that an FO that is not fully restored leads to reduced function whereas having an increased FO did not affect either postoperative pain or function.

One of the most common associations with T. vaginalis is the presence of bacteria and Candida spp [ 31], and the data obtained in the group of pregnant women showed no association with the presence of infection risk factors analyzed (pain, history of STIs, itching and vaginal secretion, smoking, alcohol, etc)., but the association was observed with C. albicans.

We analyzed pain-related and locomotor behaviour, knee swelling and, using histopathology, the severity of inflammation at the end of the observation period at 21 days after induction of arthritis.

Moreover, the present results on PTGDS may be useful to provide a common target for advanced study, aimed to analyze pain mechanisms and pathways at the molecular level, particularly in the case of CA. The increase of urinary PTGDS observed also in patients taking triptans could be an early indicator of a nervous system driven up-regulation associated to chronic pain, as in the case of MOH.

The questionnaires provided nine scores for analyzing pain reduction: one VAS score, two BPI scores, five MPQ scores, and the bodily pain score on the SF-36.

In our study we applied a newly developed technique to analyze pain drawings of a large cohort of unselected and consecutively recruited primary care patients with chest pain in order to find out whether pain localization is helpful to discriminate between CHD and other diseases.

In order to analyze pain (VAS) and disability (DRI) as ordinal data, as recommended by some authors (Svensson 2001) we stratified for severe pain (VAS > 54) according to a study by Collins et al. (1997), and for severe disability (DRI > 40) (Salén et al. 1994).