Sentence examples for injury form from inspiring English sources

Combined with problems related to mental health, sexual and reproductive health, substance use, and nutrition and obesity, violence and unintentional injury form part of a complex web of potential challenges to adolescents' health.

In reality Hodgson is to some degree a hostage to youth, nudged by a series of events – injury, form, club selection – into picking a squad made up not just of his younger players, but of his best players, or even in some cases pretty much his only players.

After winning NSW and Kangaroo jerseys during his explosive early years with Canterbury, Idris —once glowingly referred to by Gould as "the biggest human on the planet"—has had battles with injury, form and homesickness, and he's not always won them.

These debut grand triumphs are a lovely stage for a young sportsman, a point in time where everything seems possible, the future unchecked by the vagaries of injury, form or motivation.

Details on whether the injury event was considered within the game rules or not was based on both whether the official signaled a foul and from the players narrative recorded on the injury form which captured off-the-ball (behind main play) events.

For this purpose an injury form as previously used in comparable studies was employed.

The hemorrhage phase of the injury forms a lattice for many following cellular events.

The reclogging occurs because the body, viewing the stent as an invader or an injury, forms scar tissue around the device, clumping things up again.

In this group, 5 patients underwent surgery less than 1 month after injury, forming the acute group (mean delay, 3.2 weeks; range, 2 weeks to 1 month), and the other 14 patients more than 1 month after injury, forming the chronic group (mean delay, 10.1 months; range, 2 month to 3 years).

Defenseman Jake Muzzin, who missed the season opener with an undisclosed upper-body injury, formed an effective partnership with Drew Doughty in the run to the Stanley Cup.

Injury forms a significant disaster health burden.