Sentence examples similar to boundaries of stroke from inspiring English sources
There is also debate concerning how to best define the boundaries of necrotic stroke lesions that blend in an ill-defined way into surrounding tissue, as it is unclear whether including this altered peri-necrotic tissue region may influence studies of brain-behaviour relationships.
We believe that how one defines the boundaries of the primary stroke and how one addresses secondary brain lesions will have an important impact on brain-behaviour relationships and lesion volume correlations with clinical measures after stroke.
Siddle scooped Morkel over mid-on for a near-boundary with the kind of stroke more commonly seen in a senior's division tennis match.
For the outcome of stroke, however, the cumulative z curve crossed the traditional boundary but not the trial sequential monitoring boundary, suggesting lack of evidence for a 7.5% relative risk reduction in stroke with angiotensin receptor blockers compared with controls (see fig B4 in appendix 3 on bmj.com).
The study does not show any influence of size of the municipality, and having a boundary spanner in the process, on the implementation of coordination of stroke rehabilitation care between stroke teams and municipalities.
The upper and lower boundaries of the workspace are determined by the stroke of P3 and the angle constraint of (psi).
A 5 percent chance of stroke.
* Family history of stroke.
What kind of stroke had he suffered?
The causes were complications of stroke.
