Sentence examples for number of shock from inspiring English sources

Attributes a great number of shock cases, concussions, combat fatigue cases, and "psycho" cases to continuous bombardment during lulls in infantry action.

Statistically, the Grand Slam tournament with the greatest number of shock results was at Wimbledon in 1983, when a total of only four out of 16 top-eight seeds made it to the quarter-finals.

ESWL-induced acute kidney injury is dose-dependent (increases with the total number of shock waves administered and with the power setting of the lithotriptor) and can be severe, including internal bleeding and subcapsular hematomas.

Whether or not acute trauma progresses to long-term effects probably depends on multiple factors that include the shock wave dose (i.e., the number of shock waves delivered, rate of delivery, power setting, acoustic characteristics of the particular lithotriptor, and frequency of retreatment), as well as certain intrinsic predisposing pathophysiologic risk factors.

The total number of shock zone entrances measured the ability to avoid the shock zone and the distance traveled assayed an aversively conditioned ability to inhibit movement.

The number of shock zone entrances assayed learning that relied on hippocampus-dependent short-term, but not long-term memory [12].

Islam has experienced a number of shocks and adjustments.

For the tennis fans, this [high number of shocks] makes it maybe a little more exciting.

The number of shocks rose to 45 in the month after Sept. 11 from 27 in the month before.

The diabetes risk was related in part to the number of shocks given, said the Mayo Clinic researchers in Rochester, Minn.

His central argument is that the process of globalisation has been going on since Roman times, but has suffered a number of shocks, of which our present woe is merely the latest.