Sentence examples for intensive back from inspiring English sources
She credits her use of medical cannabis to treat pain and insomnia caused by intensive back surgeries with allowing her to return to her previous retail management job after prescription drugs just made her feel woozy.
In a randomized controlled multicentre trial, 172 patients who had experienced low back pain for an average of 6 years were randomized to either treatment with an intensive back rehabilitation program or surgery to insert disc prostheses.
Back pain history included length of time since first back pain (categorized as less than one year, a year or more, unknown), ever had any intensive back treatments (i.e., injection, hospitalization, or surgery), and number of days of back pain in the last 3 months.
President Obama and Mitt Romney have courted his endorsement covetously, with a White House lunch invitation here (Mr. Obama) and a pilgrimage to the Upper East Side there (Mr. Romney), through intensive back-channel outreach and effusive public praise.
Far from aping the American reforms of 1996, which imposed a time limit on access to benefits, James Purnell, the work and pensions secretary, looks to northern Europe, where intensive back-to-work advice allows generous benefits to co-exist with low unemployment.
Their algorithm requires an intensive back-and-forth processing between the pagination algorithm, the rendering engine (for scoring the document formatting), and the constraint solver for the adaptive templates as well.
Low-intensive back school has also been reported to have the same or a slightly better effect on return to work than high-intensive back school [ 29].
That meant the gymnasts were about to experience even more intensive training back at his ranch in the outback of Texas.
After some intensive coaching back among the smaller waves near the sandy beach, I struggled for 20 minutes to catch a wave.
"But there's a very small probability you can bring these labour-intensive industries back to the US.
After more than a decade of intensive bombing, backed up by massive ground force, the Taliban continue to control much of Afghanistan and appear to be regaining ground as the American-led mission is run down.
