The phrase "artificial stroke" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to medical procedures, technology, or art, where "artificial" describes something that is not natural or is created by human intervention.
Example: "The artist used an artificial stroke technique to create a unique texture in the painting."
Alternatives: "synthetic stroke" or "man-made stroke".
With one fell stroke, the artificial networking inefficiency imposed by the ban on public communication would be gone.
Scotland is to play a major role in a trial of artificial hibernation to treat strokes, it has been revealed.
This information may guide discussions with families of patients with MCA territory strokes regarding artificial nutrition and goals of care.
We had the participants complete a very short body ownership questionnaire (van der Hoort et al., 2011) after each of the four conditions of Experiment 2. The rationale for this was to demonstrate that the illusion was fully established even though the participants were not directly looking at the artificial body and the strokes applied to it were as in previously published studies.
The trachea was cannulated and connected to a Harvard rodent respiratory pump to allow artificial ventilation with 100% O2 (stroke volume: 2.5 ml breath frequency: 60 breaths/min).
The high cost of powerful, large-stroke, high-stress artificial muscles has combined with performance limitations such as low cycle life, hysteresis, and low efficiency to restrict applications.
The rockets trail copper wire, providing an artificial leader to produce a return stroke exactly where and when they want it.
The first recipient of a self-contained artificial heart, who had a major stroke last week, has now had a small amount of bleeding in the same area of his brain, and doctors are concerned about his condition.
Viz, a San Francisco-based startup launched by London-educated neurosurgeon Chris Mansi, is using artificial intelligence to more rapidly identify stroke victims in order to ensure treatment faster, potentially saving lives and millions of dollars in medical expenses.
