Sentence examples for for example stroke from inspiring English sources

To regain movement in partially paralysed limbs, for example, stroke victims must spend long hours making repetitive movements.

For example, stroke is associated with a sudden onset of dysphagia, whereas degenerative disorders such as PD are associated with a gradual onset of swallowing problems.

The cerebro vascular system is implicated in the pathogenesis of many diseases of the cerebral white matter, for example, stroke, microcerebrovascular disease, and multiple sclerosis (MS).

In addition, Ms. Pascoe said, many home health agencies now seek patients who need just a few weeks of care, but shun "long-term patients" -- for example, stroke patients with a long rehabilitation period -- who require months of care.

The results should directly improve management of CRPS, and have implications for rehabilitation of other conditions associated with nervous system injury or disease, for example stroke, in which tactile recovery is a major objective of rehabilitation.

Furthermore, the gelatinase MMP-9 lowered by VSL#3 indicated its potential association with lowered risk of thrombotic events, for example stroke and ischemia.

For example, hemorrhage stroke and ischemic stroke hospital admissions, both of which would be classified as cerebrovascular diseases, showed opposite relationships to temperature increases in California (Green et al. 2009).

A stroke in a deep area of the brain (for example, a stroke in the thalamus, the basal ganglia or pons) is called a lacunar stroke.

For example, a stroke that begins without hemorrhage (a thrombotic or embolic stroke) can lead to intracerebral hemorrhage shortly afterward.

For example, the stroke PSP devised a new model for assisted participation and targeted engagement of stroke survivors with communication difficulties.

For example, with stroke patients, as they recover they become less depressed and more active.