Sentence examples for injury avoidance from inspiring English sources
Atlanta decided to "bridge the ever-present chasm," as Dimitroff put it, by allowing the parties to jointly determine a formula for injury avoidance and recovery with each player.
Mine involve medicine, stress relief, injury avoidance, and what's growing on us, the crew, as we all live in this small space together.
SAVY1 data made it clear that legislation was central to helmet use: 51.9% of youths indicated that the law influences their decision compared with 37% who said injury avoidance was a major motivation for helmet use, and only 4% who said road traffic safety education was key.
Probably for injury-avoidance reasons, the Miami version is less audacious here.
Although PEEP and prone positioning may be additive in improving oxygenation [6], the mechanical response of the lung to PEEP in the prone position, which is theoretically important to lung protection and ventilator-induced lung injury (VILI) avoidance, has not been extensively explored or precisely described.
Care of the victim with traumatic injuries emphasizes avoidance of hypothermia; however, hyperthermia is also detrimental.
A small percentage of teens use self-injury for avoidance or to create a distraction.
If underlying psychosocial barriers were identified, such as fear of re-injury, activity avoidance or pain catastrophizing, then cognitive behavioural interventions [ 52] may be provided by the RTW coordinator (if qualified) or by a qualified team member.
Additionally, there is evidence that disability in chronic low back pain (CLBP) patients is caused by fear of injury and pain avoidance and that these chronic patients have high levels of fear-avoidance beliefs [ 13, 14].
Use of dry micro-projection arrays (Nanopatch™) has the potential to overcome the need for a vaccine cold chain for common vaccines currently delivered by needle and syringe, and to reduce risk of needle-stick injury and vaccine avoidance due to the fear of the needle especially among children.
