Sentence examples for neurological exploration from inspiring English sources

Also nonspecific were the pathological findings in clinical neurological exploration of the eight surviving septic patients.

However, none of these structures possessed a diapason or a reflex hammer for the neurological exploration and the test to assess HbA1c level.

These shortages were found more at the primary level than at the secondary level, then healthcare facilities were provided with the required materials except for those used for neurological exploration and the dosage of HbA1c.

None of the recorded parameters of cerebral perfusion and oxygenation seemed causative for the observed pathological findings in EEG and clinical neurological exploration at the time point of investigation.

All surviving patients showed pathological findings on clinical neurological exploration during the first 5 days after extubation: 3 days after cessation of continuous analgesia, sedation and extubation, their consciousness was severely reduced (mean ± standard deviation Glasgow Coma Score, 12 ± 1; range, 11 14) without application of sedation.

As did The Valley of Astonishment, Peter Brook and Marie-Hélène Estienne's spirited exploration of neurological research.

But perhaps one of Brook's least acknowledged achievements has been to see theatre as a totally inclusive medium where vaudeville, audience-participation and even comedy are perfectly compatible with an exploration of neurological disorder.

Exploration of neurological biomarkers for diagnosis and treatment of MDD such as proton magnetic resonance spectroscopy has the potential to predict the response to treatment in patients with MDD.

Interwoven are theatrical explorations of neurological disorders such as body blindness, or the man whose involuntary night movements make him attack his partner.

Truong is wise not to let "Bitter in the Mouth" become an Oliver Sacks-like exploration of a neurological rarity.

This study examines change in a large sample of children with musculoskeletal or neurological disabilities, thus enabling the exploration of the effect of child, family, and environmental variables on physical and psychosocial CHQ scores.