Sentence examples for involved a stroke from inspiring English sources

It involved a stroke of luck; the incoming prosecutor who is bringing the case, Kevin Steele, ran on his predecessor's poor handling of the Cosby case and won office one month before the statute of limitations barred him from filing criminal charges.

This trial has involved a stroke survivor directly in the development of this protocol (JR) and will liaise closely with her for advice and direction throughout the conduct of the trial and in the dissemination process.

A Power Stroke mechanism involves a diagonal transition, with simultaneous progress in the chemical and mechanical axis (dashed, purple line).

In this work we present several lines of evidence to show that brain injury in GA1 involves a metabolic stroke, the proposed mechanism of which is diagramed in Figure  8.

The all-rounder's innings involved a series of powerful strokes and he was particularly noted for using his feet to charge and attack the off spin of Tom Goddard.

The SR involving people with stroke was recently published, involved a large number of RCTs (n = 16) and addressed the majority of the AMSTAR criteria (8/11) [ 23].

If the working stroke involved an inherent clockwise rotation of the lever arm about the thick filament when looking Z-wards, the S1 S2 junction would move clockwise about the thick filament (Fig. 10F) and the cross-bridge would be straightened.

Optimizing stroke services involves: a) faster admission of stroke patients to the hospital, leading to improved chances for effective intervention, b) early discharge from hospital, with an adequate plan for rehabilitation and c) improving care after discharge to home.

CT and MR of the brain may reveal findings of a stroke involving a carotid vascular territory; color Doppler of the carotid may reveal an intravascular flap suggesting dissection [6].

To our knowledge, this is the first UK study to explore the use of patient activation as a theoretical underpinning in stroke self-management research and to involve stroke survivors and stroke nurses in the design and development of a tailored, person-centred stroke self-management support intervention.

The most common stroke involves a blood clot blocking vessels in the brain, killing brain cells nearby almost immediately.