Sentence examples for delivering pain from inspiring English sources

With regional nerve block catheters delivering pain relief, patients are discharged the day after surgery typically.

It will deliver pain for many, but no sharp break with the past.

New formulations to deliver pain relief slowly should minimize older drugs' addictive potential.

Robert Langer, a professor of chemical and biomedical engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, is using multiphoton microscopy to probe changes in tissue as part of his work developing new methods, including ultrasound, to deliver pain medications and insulin directly through the skin.

As a character, she delivers pain to the young couple; as a performer, brimming with concentrated virtuosity in her speech and in her physicality, she causes in her audience, less schooled in control than she, an unbounded, over-the-top pleasure.

Examples of implants include intrathecal drug delivery, in which a pump implanted beneath the skin delivers pain medication directly to the spinal cord, and a spinal cord stimulation implant, in which an electrical device placed in the body sends electric pulses to the spinal cord to inhibit the transmission of pain signals.

The young Bill Wrigley seems very much aware of those prospects, analysts say, and that may be why the company is rolling out so many new products and why it is preparing to sell to an aging population -- people who might want to chew on gum rather than take a pill that delivers pain relief, soothes a sore throat, relieves an upset stomach, or perhaps cleans and whitens teeth.

The knowledge and skills needed to deliver pain treatments should not be confined to specialized centres.

Via electrical impulses, one can induce a powerful and immediate pleasure response in the subject — could you also deliver pain?

While thinking about the debate over the torture of prisoners at Guantanamo Bay, psychologist Kurt Gray of Harvard University wondered whether the intent to deliver pain mattered.

There was an early scare for the Briton when the trainer was called at 2-1 to deliver pain killers as a hip injury appeared to have flared up, but he waved the assistance away when he returned at the next changeover.