Sentence examples for governing pain from inspiring English sources
Based on women's perceptions of control as described in the literature and on their own experience in midwifery, McCrea and Wright [ 4] define personal control as 'a) the women's feeling of being in control as opposed to staff being in control; b) their input into decision-making governing pain medication; and c) use of personal coping resources to cope with labour pain'.
It was in 1999 that Dr. Dougherty noticed there was something unusual about the regulations governing the pain pills to which his patients were becoming addicted.
These observations suggest that a similar general principle governs the pain responses in rats and humans.
Furthermore, our findings offer new insights into the potential molecular mechanisms governing IVD inflammatory pain development in patients with IVD degeneration.
Unless McConnell and other Republicans share in the pain of governing through these awful economic times, Obama is doomed.
The NSW Ministry of Health has overarching key governing policies for emergency (pain relief); restorative treatment [ 24] and three specific preventive care policies for children under 18 years of age for clinical staff working in the Public Oral Health Service which are: (i) To provide fluoride treatments and fluoride toothpaste advice [ 25 ].
Is Stephen's eventual choice governed by emotional pain?
Meanwhile, in New Delhi, Sonia Gandhi, president of the governing Congress Party, expressed her "deep pain" over the violence in Assam and called for legal action against those responsible.
Each of the other principals in the cast, all vividly and completely embodied, is given full due in the play's governing pattern of loss and pain, from Antigone's passionately ambivalent sister, Ismene (Maria Katsiadaki), to the doomed Haemon (Nikos Arvanitis), Antigone's fierce love and Creon's son.
Both the symptom-specific effect, and adenosine involvement in amitriptyline action may be important considerations governing its use in neuropathic pain.
Taken together, these studies suggest that the immune mediated upregulation of TNF α in the DRG and SC may be a critical upstream signaling pathway that regulates MS pain induction by governing CX3CL1 expression.
