Sentence examples for of serious brain from inspiring English sources
The quotes "worse than waterboarding" and "I loved it – clear evidence of serious brain damage" aren't really usable for marketing purposes, even coming from so discredited a source.
He said he knows that the effects of concussions are cumulative and that coming back too soon can increase the risk of serious brain damage.
Although Parkinson's case forced ministers to announce changes to the much-criticised compensation rules this month, she claimed Whitehall officials had ignored pleas to address the rising number of serious brain injuries suffered by other British troops.
A person who vomits after a head injury A severe head injury requires immediate medical attention in order to reduce the risk of serious brain damage, the NHS warns on its website.
He also claims that having to eat microwaved meals, manufactured by firms such as the Norwegian company Fjordland, was "worse than waterboarding", and that his growing enthusiasm for the reality TV show Paradise Hotel was "clear evidence of serious brain damage caused by isolation".
The Brain Observatory's founder, Dr Jacopo Annese, says the library's wealth of information could also help doctors discover the telltale signs of serious brain illnesses long before they actually appear.
Participants will be identified through our program of research on serious brain injury.
Electroencephalography has proved more useful as a diagnostic aid in cases of serious head injuries, brain tumours, cerebral infections, sleep disorders, epilepsy, and various degenerative diseases of the nervous system.
It allows the league to sidestep exposure to thousands of serious head and brain trauma claims by out-of-state players who are no longer eligible to file in California.
The majority of deaths subsequent to serious brain injury follow a decision to withdraw life-sustaining therapy (LST).
Finally, we will formulate a general theory/model about the nature of participants' experiences related to serious brain injury and neuroimaging.
