Sentence examples for course pain from inspiring English sources

And, of course, pain is relative.

And of course, pain of all pains, I had left Cuba.

Of course, pain relief could also be a reward in itself.

Of course, pain in the back does not disappear any more when one is older.

In similar fashion, the knee OA VA study suggested that differences in expectations of hospital course, pain and function after joint replacement fully mediated racial differences in willingness to consider joint replacement [ 12].

Developed on the literature found in a systematic search between 1980 and 2006 the model included five components describing risk factors for pain development, its re-occurring character, pain onset and course, pain management, and the impact of pain on life.

He was able to walk the 7,368-yard 7,368-yardn-free on Wednesday, whicoursedescribed as no small victory.

If this is correct, then, of course, pains are equally unpleasant even when they misrepresent.

Pain drawings have been shown to be reliable instruments over time for evaluation of the course of pain in chronic pain patients [ 4].

Differences of activation in the fronto-cingulate cortex, the supplemental motor areas, and the thalamus were found between both groups with distinct differences in BOLD-signals changes over the time course of pain stimulation, even during anticipation of pain.

Thus, the objectives were to describe the course of pain drawings during treatment in primary health care for low back pain patients.