Sentence examples for injury reference from inspiring English sources

Patients injured as a result of NAI are likely to have severe brain injury (reference 5).

Our independent variable was time-varying and distinguished between three statuses: (1) the respondent had not experienced an activity-limiting injury (reference category), (2) the respondent had an injury currently causing activity limitations and (3) the respondent had suffered an injury but had recovered from activity limitations.

*Eleven patients had two risk factors ** Others includes intranasal use of cocaine, tattoing, body piercing, accidental needle-stick injury Reference ranges: ALT (alanine aminotransferase): 6 40 U/L; AST (aspartate aminotransferase): 6 40 U/L; 3/4GT (glutamyl transferase): 9 40 U/L Liver biopsies were perfomed on 241 (89%) of 275 patients.

Hemingway alluded to Henry's injury, referencing his own emasculated narrator, in "The Sun Also Rises," to his editor Maxwell Perkins's consternation.

Like a string of Roman Polanski jokes, which began with a "Chinatown" nose-injury reference and ended with the news, undoubtedly fabricated, that Mr. Polanski was now living in a village in France "near a junior high school". A Pee-wee Herman joke didn't go over nearly as well.

Model 1 presents a simple contrast between the respondents who experienced a limiting injury and those who reported no injuries (reference category).

The proportion of participants who were classified as low-frequent consulters among those with neck injury vs reference participants prior to the neck injury was 27 vs 35% (p<0.0001).

Chang et al used the International Classification of Diseases (ICD), 9th Revision, and E-codes (External cause), used to categorize intent and mechanism of an injury, for reference standard [ 29].

Coach Octavio Zambrano said his players were aware that they had to play better because of absences and injuries, a reference to Ramos and Mathis and the injury to Lothar Matthaus.

All Geron can do now, Okarma continued, "is to let people in California know that this is not crappy science, that it is within reach, that we are a year and a half from putting these cells into people with spinal-cord injuries" — a reference to Keirstead's experiments.

The data comprised dated injury records referenced by street segment and dates at which speed restrictions were imposed.