Sentence examples for defining stroke from inspiring English sources

Henin-Hardenne's defining stroke has long been her one-handed backhand, which many tennis mavens, including John McEnroe, maintain is the most gorgeous shot in the women's game.

Under the most intense pressure, the green thronged by an expectant crowd, O'Connor lasered his career defining stroke to three feet.

The largely unexplained 7-fold variation in positivity suggests that DWI does not provide a consistent or predictable basis for defining stroke.

27 The use of ICD-9-CM codes 433.x1, 434.x1, 430, and 431 has been proposed by the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association for defining stroke using ICD-9-CM codes and for CMS stroke core measures.

7 A cost-effective and reliable method of defining stroke risk beyond that predicted by the degree of stenosis alone would offer the potential to better target patients most likely to benefit from surgery, while avoiding unnecessary surgery for those at low risk of embolic stroke from carotid disease.

A measure of physical functioning to define stroke recovery at 3 months: preliminary results.

The World Health Organization defines stroke as "the rapid development of clinical signs and symptoms of a focal neurological disturbance lasting more than 24 h or leading to death with no apparent cause other than vascular origin" [1].

Nevertheless, the majority of prior studies defined stroke as a whole, with no distinction between subtypes.

Both genomics and proteomics have the potential to define stroke risk factors and to individualize stroke treatment.

All sites had a geographically defined stroke unit, a coordinated multidisciplinary stroke team and access to a CT scanner, with 20 sites having onsite access to neurosurgery.

In this study, answers to the questionnaire differed significantly depending on whether or not the respondent was able to define stroke correctly.