Sentence examples for insignificant injuries from inspiring English sources

Although MDCT probably detected the most severe injuries, it probably failed to detect clinically insignificant injuries such as those reported in Touat et al.'s [14] study, where most lesions were mild and described as edema or hyperemia.

But expert medical testimony showed only "insignificant" injuries.

It is deemed faulty because it is easily avoidable and likely to do the plaintiff a small, but not insignificant injury.

WHIPLASH may still be a punchline in comedy routines, portrayed as an insignificant injury and a means of perpetrating insurance fraud, but automakers are finally taking it seriously.

All of that is to say that while this is not an insignificant injury, it's one that Rodgers probably can play through.

Medical charts reported an insignificant trauma or minor head injury 1 h to 2 weeks preceding stroke in 12 of our 74 TCA patients.

Justice Thomas said the Eighth Amendment protected inmates against only "serious injury" at the hands of their jailers, not against "a use of force that causes only insignificant harm".

Rao went on to call Zimmerman's injuries "insignificant" and "not life threatening," and said, "If you look at the injuries, they are so minor they are not consistent with grave force".

The study cohort is predominantly lesser affected patients, and thus the proteins may be less or have insignificant response after injury.

Pre-existing renal lesions predispose kidneys to effects of otherwise insignificant blunt trauma, and may uncommonly present as an incidental finding in the workup of a suspected renal injury.

But the proportion is so insignificant compared with the injury from stopping appellees' use of their enormous volume of independently acquired information, that an injunction would be unconscionable.