Sentence examples for qualifying stroke from inspiring English sources
Tobacco smoking at the time of qualifying stroke was much more frequent in the Spanish participants than in subjects from North America and from Latin America (32%, 22%, and 9%, respectively; P <.001).
5 All the subjects were selected 6 weeks after suffering a qualifying stroke and randomized by age, sex, education, and stroke type into parallel arms of citicoline (1 g/day) for 12 months vs no citicoline (control group).
Specific additional inclusion criteria for this study comprised 1) MCA occlusion on prebolus transcranial color coded Duplex (TCCD) examination, 2), availability of blood samples to determine fasting insulin 24 to 48 h after admission, 3) no chronic treatment with insulin before qualifying stroke, and 4) admission glycemia of <155 mg/dL.
Notably, Li not only qualified, but she won her qualifying event by seven strokes at Old Course at Half Moon Bay Golf Links.
Clinical variables predicting the primary outcome event were age, severity of the qualifying event, history of prior stroke, and level of disability at baseline.
At last year's British Open, he was penalized four strokes in the qualifying round for having too many clubs in his bag and didn't make the field.
Chia's score tied for 42nd overall out of a field of 124 golfers, as she was four strokes off the qualifying mark of 73.
Though she paced the qualifying by more than four seconds, a "lackadaisical" — her word — final stroke may have cost her the record.
In a 2012 UK audit, one-third of patients underwent CEA within 14 days of symptoms, but there is some evidence from the large Swedish Vascular Registry that the death and stroke rate among patients operated on within 48 hours of a qualifying event is increased.
During Phelps' qualifying heat Monday, NBC commentators called his style the "most beautiful butterfly in history," remarking on his even-tempered, gentle stroke.
In 18 qualifying trials representing all pharmacologic drug classes of antihypertensives, assuming a reliability coefficient of 0.9, the surrogate threshold effect for a stroke benefit was 7.1 mmHg for systolic blood pressure and 2.4 mmHg for diastolic blood pressure.
