Sentence examples for assume injuries from inspiring English sources

In general, one could assume injuries are a type of encounter where the diagnosis and treatment should not depend upon data stored in other organizations' information systems.

To fall within the cost-effectiveness threshold in the overall base case, the exercise program required a falls rate reduction of between 32% and 42%, assuming injury distribution remains constant.

CI for the incidence rates were calculated by first assuming injury occurrence to have a Poisson distribution, and finding its related CI. 12 A multiple logistic regression model was used to test factors that were likely to be associated with workplace injuries.

Coaches, even those who do not favor the faster offenses, believe for the most part that it is a stretch to assume the injury theory will lead to any rule changes.

This restriction means that injury dependence cannot be included and the A-G model inherently assumes that injuries do not change the player and that the player does not learn from previous injuries.

Although our questionnaire did not address the cause of the trauma, we assume that most injuries were related to sports and with this assumption our results goes well with previous studies reporting that between 3% and 11% of schoolchildren experience exercise-related injuries annually [ 40].

Due to the abrupt nature of the injury, we assume that the initial injury results in necrosis of cells at the injury site.

Under the agreement, the county would assume liability for injuries on and off the trail from dawn to dusk and for injuries on the trail at all times, authority and government officials said.

The response-to-injury hypothesis proposed by Ross [ 2, 3] assumes that injury of endothelium (endothelial dysfunction) leads to a number of compensatory responses that alter normal vascular homeostasis.

If the first record in a care episode indicates care for an injury it is then intuitive to assume that the injury did not occur during care even though it is possible that a further injury may occur during care.

Shoesmith says it is a mistake to assume that the injuries that killed Baby P were a constant throughout the eight months.