Sentence examples for in addition to head from inspiring English sources

In addition to head pain the patient also complained of having issues with numbers including doing simple addition and subtraction, recognizing the order of numbers and even recognizing certain numbers.

"And he's not the only [acquired savant]." In addition to head injuries, mental disease has also been known to reveal latent abilities.

In the control group, two brain MRI and 1 lumbar puncture were performed in addition to head CT.

In addition to head CT, five patients had a brain MRI, which did not show any acute events that could explain the unresponsiveness.

Holyfield was able to outbox Rahman at every turn, jabbing and battering the former champion over and over, in addition to head-butting Rahman in the seventh round, causing an ugly and huge bruise over Rahman's left eye.

In addition to heading the Joint Committee on Atomic Energy, Mr. Pastore held posts on the Commerce and Appropriations Committees, as well as the Senate Democratic Policy Committee, making him one of the Senate's most influential members.

In addition to heading the human resources department, Mr. Ashen was responsible for security at the exchange and overseeing arbitration cases there.

In addition to heading the racing association, Mr. Schwartz is a member of the Jockey Club, which maintains thoroughbred books and records and runs an assistance program for people who have worked in the racing industry.

He has been a professor of clinical psychiatry at several area universities, and in addition to heading Bellevue's psychiatry department, a position he has held since 1991, he is vice chairman of the psychiatry department at New York University.

More than 100 ministers from the developed and developing world will attend in addition to heads of bilateral agencies, officials of multilateral and bilateral organisations, and representatives of civil society, the teaching profession, youth and the private sector.

In addition to heading the editorial transition to CD-ROM-based reference works, including Britannica CD (1994), he served as a key architect of Britannica Online, the first Internet-based encyclopaedia, released in 1994.