Sentence examples for injury around from inspiring English sources
You are going to break the leg, but we can move the injury around," says Richard Kent, an assistant professor at the University of Virginia's Center for Applied Biomechanics.
A knee injury around this time derailed her ballet aspirations, but, from puberty onwards, Kruger had already secretly feared the worst.
The AA favours the system used in Germany and Austria, where collisions below a certain speed (assessed by expert analysis of vehicle damage) are deemed to be too low to result in whiplash injury – around 70% of road accident personal injury claims are for whiplash in the UK, compared with 47% in Germany.
Hochwald et al. [28] found that even open pinning caused tendon and nerve injury around the wrist joint in 15 % of the cases.
He suffered an ankle ligament injury in February 2010 that kept him out of the rest of the season and another ankle injury around the same time the following season that forced him to miss the remainder of that campaign.
Analysis of liver sections at 12 h, 24 h, 48 h and 96 h time points revealed that acute CCl4 intoxication resulted in severe necroinflammatory injury around the central vein areas with a peak at 24 h, regeneration and repair at 48 h characterized by influx of macrophages and inflammatory lymphocytic infiltrates, and impressive resolution of necrotic injury after 96 h (data not shown).
These time-points were chosen to ensure that no antenatal brain injury was present (day 1 of life), to assess early patterns of injury (day 2 3 of life), and to define the extent of definitive brain injuries (around day 10 of life and around 1 month of life).
The average age of patients with an injection injury is around 36 years.
Needle stick injury was around 60%% in a Greek general hospital [ 16].
Deaths due to road traffic injuries contributed around 4.6%% of total deaths in the HDSS Ballabgarh.
Accordingly, the rodent dorsal skinfold tissue window chamber facilitates the imaging of new vessels around implanted cells, around an injury, or around a simple device impregnated with growth factors.
