Sentence examples for injuries reflects from inspiring English sources

The emphasis on amputations and other acute injuries reflects, in part, the mandates of some organizations responding to natural disasters to treat only 'disaster-related' injuries (35).

Although many of the soldiers who attend the support group at Fort Campbell have escaped enemy fire, their injuries reflect the full spectrum of what can go wrong during war: Sgt. Jenni McKinley had her right hand crushed when her Humvee blew a tire and flipped over on a sandy road outside of Baghdad.

However, a higher proportion of bus, coach and minibus casualties occur on the school journey but these are predominantly slight injuries, reflecting the relatively low use of buses by children for journeys other than to and from school.

The increased numbers of non-driver injuries reflect the pattern of transport in Uganda, where few individuals own their own vehicles, and most use large vehicles that ferry numerous passengers at a time.

Fatal injuries reflect a different range of injuries than those for ALI.

15 The DPCA database covers treatment injuries reflected by compensation claims.

Injuries reflect social and personal environments of the injured person [ 32].

We have postulated in a prior publication that the basis of the vascular C5b-9 deposition and consequent vascular injury reflects the ability of elevated circulating porphyrins coursing through the superficial cutaneous vasculature to activate complement when exposed to sunlight and/or other forms of ultraviolet light exposure.

Hepatic injury reflects disturbances in liver cell metabolism, which cause characteristic changes in serum enzyme activities.

Early, heightened cellular plasticity in response to injury reflects not only local but also systemic factors that are difficult to disentangle without ontogenetic perspective.

The onset and progression of liver regeneration following acute injury reflects a complex program of responses involving growth factors, cytokines, hormones, matrix components and other factors.