Sentence examples for injury project from inspiring English sources

Following nursing school, she worked for many years in the Pacific Northwest, then in Boston as part of a World War II head injury project, and subsequently as a school nurse in New York City.

Rather than wasting brain power, time and money on dead-end animal experiments, the NFL needs to support a more robust "human brain injury project" in which post-mortem brain examination, as well as imaging studies and tissue biomarker studies with living players are coordinated so that we develop a comprehensive picture and model of human brain injury.

Throughout the ACL injury project, students at the two institutions served as consultants for one another.

Therefore, data on the prevalence of lung cancer, breast cancer, GIST, and leukaemia were obtained from the Burden of Disease and Injury Project [ 20], estimates of incidence of such cancers were also obtained from the Thai Cancer Information Network [ 21], and data on the number of patients receiving imatinib were also obtained from the Novartis GIPAP [ 22].

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1472-6963/10/333/prepub We gratefully acknowledge the contribution of interviewers, investigators and advisors involved in the Child Injury Project, in particular, Brooke Arlidge, Robyn Dixon, Julie Park, Nicola Taylor, Teuila Percival, Rhys Jones and Tania Riddell.

The UK Burden of Injury project approach was followed, 26 except that the injuries sustained by the patients were mapped to 7 injury groups, based on the AIS classification rather than the 10th revision of the International Classification of Diseases, and multiple injuries were accounted for in the groupings.

They have a crash-injury project to show how speed and design of a car are serious factors in causing pedestrian injury.

The survey was based on the survey questions used in the birth injury-project [ 19] in order to make a comparison between the projects possible.

The report is the longest-running injury surveillance project in the professional game, having started in 2002, and is regarded as the most comprehensive.

Simon Kemp, the RFU's chief medical officer, chairs the Injury Surveillance Project, which has been running the rule over the Premiership for 14 years.

In 2008 an injury prevention project designed for metalworking micro-enterprises was initiated near Turin Italyy).