Sentence examples for injuries yes from inspiring English sources

Injuries, yes, but it was more than that.

Some injuries, yes, but no fire or urgency... 9/13 Boston's obsession with giving Wakefield multiple chances to earn a basically meaningless milestone could cost them a playoff spot.

Any principal diagnosis for mental disorders (yes, no; ICD-9 index codes 290-319) any any reported injuries (yes, no; ICD-9 index codes 800-959, 990-999) were determined.

Michael Turner (ATL) vs. Philadelphia – The Eagles' run defense and its questionable linebacker corps had trouble stopping the Rams' backs with Steven Jackson ripping off a 47-yard TD on his first carry, and Cadillac Williams totaling 140 yards after Jackson exited because of a quad injury (yes, the same Cadillac that averaged 3.5 yards a carry last season).

Unadjusted logistic regression models were created to assess whether fight-related injury (yes versus no) as the outcome variable was associated with fight experience, both using a continuous variable (# total fights fought) and a dichotomous variable (amateur versus professional fighter).

Participants were asked about current smoking of tobacco (yes, no), current alcohol use (yes, no), and history of previous knee injury (yes, no).

When a patient presents for treatment of an injury the triage nurse ticks a box that says 'Injury yes or no'.

The sample descriptive data included sex, age, body mass index (BMI), affected knee (unilateral, bilateral, or none), family history of arthritis (yes or no), and history of knee injury (yes or no).

For more detailed information about the explanatory variables, see online appendix 1. Work status was assessed using a single item 'Are you back at work following your injury?' (yes, no).

For this analysis, we considered age (years), gender (male versus female), BMI (kg/m), social class, smoking (never, past, current smoker), history of joint injury (yes or no), self-report of gout (yes or no), and kidney disease (yes or no) and energetic leisure-time physical activity (yes or no).

The second model adjusted for additional variables including occupational exposure (no risk factors, 1, 2 and 3 or more knee occupational risk factors), energetic leisure time physical activities at ages 20, 30 or 40 (yes or no), history of significant joint injury (yes or no), kidney disease (yes or no), gout (yes or no) and other beverages, as appropriate.