Sentence examples for concussion data from inspiring English sources

The Army delayed releasing concussion data to The Times for months as it discussed ways to draw attention away from the issue, an Army document shows.

In a statement on Monday, the N.C.A.A. said that it had an early look at Ivy League concussion data before approving its new rule.

CONCUSSION DATA ONLINE Saying that parents whose children play contact sports should "not accept public health policy from the N.H.L., but do it for themselves," a doctor heading a team of Canadian concussion specialists began an online concussion library fully accessible to both the public and to research and medical professionals.

All 19 participating universities currently collected concussion data with athletes before, during, and after a concussion.

Most participating universities used an electronic format to collect and store concussion data in at least one domain (Table 2).

Athletic trainers collected most concussion data at baseline, or at sideline or acutely post-injury when an injury occurred.

We stratified total concussion history data into four categories: zero (referent), one, two, and three or more concussions.

Extend post-concussion evaluation beyond the acute period by including the sub-acute period (e.g., up to 3 months post-injury) and collect more standardized concussion outcome data including return to learn and academic performance,   4.

Although many prior studies have used self-report of prior concussion, prospective data would be ideal.

This is a retrospective cross-sectional study of the 254 concussion patients whose data was entered into the NYU Concussion Registry.

According to Rugby Football Union data, concussion is the most common injury in the professional game, with 5.1 instances for every 1,000 hours   of rugby played.