Sentence examples for marked pain from inspiring English sources

Defra said the shots may have missed but that "we have assumed these animals were at risk of experiencing marked pain".

It found it was "extremely likely" that between 7.4% and 22.8% of badgers were still alive after five minutes and therefore at risk of "experiencing marked pain", above the 5% maximum allowed.

The independent report found that it was "extremely likely" that between 7.4 per cent and 22.8 per cent of shot badgers were still alive after five minutes – above the 5 per cent maximum allowed – and therefore at risk of "experiencing marked pain".

Palpation of the head elicited a marked pain reaction, but no other clinical signs were observed.

Primary care providers (PCPs) marked pain localization and radiation of each patient on a pictogram.

There may be marked pain on walking that may limit exercise and lead to weight gain.

During each interview, body outline drawings were provided for the participants to mark pain locations in the orofacial region.

The main researcher explained to all participants, in the same words, how to mark pain and distress in the respective visual analogue scales, but did not mention what they should consider as pain or distress, since their perception of these words was being tested.

A 0 10 numeric rating scale (NRS) with the end-points marked "no pain" and "the worst pain experienced" was used to assess pain in the masseter muscle before the start of the study to ensure that all participants were pain free, in that they graded their pain as 0, and thereafter every 20th minute during microdialysis when the dialysate microvials were changed.

ii) Pain assessed using a 10 cm visual analogue scale, marked "no pain" at one end and "worst pain imaginable" at the other.

This was composed of seven 0 100 mm visual analogue scales (VAS) with the endpoints marked "no pain" (0) and "worst experienced pain" (100) for daily assessments of the average orofacial pain intensity the week preceding each visit.