Sentence examples for concussion detection from inspiring English sources
Patrick Walsh '19, whose company, Reflexion Interactive Technologies, has created a portable concussion detection device, said one of his co-founders suffered a head injury during a hockey game, was deemed healthy enough to return to the game and ended up out of school for a month with a concussion.
Students representing 11 startup companies with products ranging from organic skin care products to concussion detection devices pitched their businesses to a panel of judges March 20, vying for the 2017 Student Business of the Year, given by Entrepreneurship at Cornell.
Fortunately, there's now an inexpensive, quick (approximately two minutes) and accurate test for concussion detection and evaluation available.
Researchers are investigating the use of radar as a possible concussion detection tool.
Notre Dame researchers will test a concussion-detection app on nearly a thousand high school and youth football players.
The Mobile Universal Lexicon Evaluation System (MULES) is a test of rapid picture naming under investigation for detection of concussion and other neurological disorders.
With improved access to video replays and improved communication between video observers and sideline medical personnel, the detection of concussion may improve [23].
With improved access to video replays, clear definitions and education regarding the observable signs, and improved communication between video observers and sideline medical personnel, the detection of concussion may improve.
The complaint also claims that the N.C.A.A. has failed to implement "return to play" guidelines for athletes with concussions, and screening and detection guidelines for head injuries.
As a result, more recent alumni may have worked with sports medical staff that are better educated and more skilled at the detection and management of concussions, thus helping their recall of such injuries.
In addition, on-site clinical coverage during college and professional sports may have led to better detection and diagnoses of these concussions, as compared to those sustained prior.
