Sentence examples for pain raises from inspiring English sources

That the documenting of private pain raises serious moral questions is a bold and provocative theme for the playwright Eve Ensler.

Thinking about the life course approach in the context of the study and understanding of back pain raises a number of questions that cannot be answered at present.

Given that women in India often express psychological distress as somatic symptoms [ 28, 29], the observed reduction in the proportion of IDU widows reporting pain raises the possibility that this is connected to improved mental health, although the same improvements were not apparent in relation to the other somatic domains.

Seven weeks after approving the biggest electric rate increase in California history, state power regulators decided today how to spread the pain, raising rates for the biggest residential users by an average of $85 a month.

Some agricultural ethicists believe that if animals could lead comfortable lives and die completely free of fear and pain, raising and killing them would not pose an ethical problem; a few believe in an unwritten "domestic contract" between humans and our domesticated species that includes killing.

Sensory symptoms from the affected nerve branch and bilateral pain raise suspicion of secondary TN [66].

Open image in new window Fig. 6 A 72-year-old woman with Tako-Tsubo cardiomyopathy who was seen in the emergency room for acute chest pain, raised cardiac enzymes and ST elevation segments.

In a February 2006 ruling, U.S. District Judge Jeremy Fogel found California's lethal injection protocols could cause excessive pain, raising constitutional issues that ultimately halted the execution of an inmate only an hour before his scheduled death.

Manifestations including pain, raised creatine phosphokinase (CPK) and, rarely, rhabdomyolysis [ 5, 10] are observed with all types of statins and are more prevalent with higher doses.

High contact rates at night and a lot of undiagnosed pain raise the suspicion that mental distress may be the real problem.

Reports of increased tangential force displacement [ 15, 16, 23] and increased motor unit synchronisation [ 14] during acute pain raise the possibility of an altered, less efficient motor unit recruitment strategy in response to pain.