Sentence examples for injuries support from inspiring English sources

a healthy lifestyle (such as discontinuation of all types of tobacco use, balanced use of alcohol, physical activity, healthy diet, management of sleep disturbance if necessary) prevention of accidents and injuries, support groups and patient organisations, when to think about surgery and additional treatment options provided that some people might find useful.

Mr. Mineo's lawyers have said the severity of his injuries supported his allegations.

Mr. Fan said he had tried to kill himself by beating his head against the concrete wall and by biting off the tip of his tongue, injuries supported by medical records.

Prof. Levey Friedman recently completed a post-doctoral fellowship at Harvard University quantitatively studying youth sports injuries, supported by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.

And notice the dearth of Republicans willing to distance themselves from the Swiftboating of a 12-year-old boy - a boy who has worked diligently to make a remarkable recovery from his devastating injuries, supported by a loving, hardworking, intact family.

See Tables 1 and 2. Our high POI rate of 40% coupled with long rescue times and the occasional severe injuries supports the argument for winching doctors.

This is exemplified by a report that itemized 208 football fatalities between 1947 and 1959 with an escalating mortality rate from head and neck injuries supporting that focus [ 9].

Long and Grimshaw, who will miss this year's race with a knee injury, support the fire department team on the course.

Dynamic imaging in mild traumatic brain injury: support for the theory of medial temporal vulnerability.

The methodology proposed in this study is exactly what is needed to determine where there may be need for more post-injury support and for developing new hypothesis about the recovery process.

The relative strength of relational bullying on weapon carrying, and the health-related consequences of bullying on interpersonal violence and injury support concerted efforts in schools to mitigate these behaviors.