Sentence examples for stroke defined from inspiring English sources

Passion, effort and a cold-blooded shooting stroke defined Moser as a player — he walked on at Creighton and wound up starting for two years after a much-decorated prep career at Benet Academy in Lisle.

During those 3 months, we documented whether patients had recurrent TIA or stroke, defined as an acute onset of transient (<24 h) or permanent new focal neurological deficits of cerebral origin without haemorrhage on CT or MRI.

Inclusion criteria were independence before stroke, defined as a modified Rankin score <3 14 and the ability to undergo investigations.

These criteria are displayed below: Stroke defined in the paper using either ICD-8 or ICD-9 430-438; ICD-10 I60-69 for cerebrovascular disease.

Those with a final diagnosis of stroke (defined in their hospital discharge letter) who followed the acute stroke care pathway were included in this analysis.

Stroke, defined by hospitalization with an ICD-10 discharge code of I61, I63, or I64, excluding codes I63.1 and I63.4 (cerebral embolism).

The stroke defines a closed polygon whose interior is filled.

To reflect the importance of components within compound characters, group proficiencies are calculated separately for each grouping of vector strokes defined by the archetype.

Our findings revealed that CIND at 3 months post-stroke (defined as <80 total score) is a significant predictor of long-term incidence of dementia.

Published randomised trials did not consistently distinguish between ischaemic strokes and haemorrhagic strokes, defined as separate diseases in the global burden of disease taxonomy.

Additionally, in patients with more severe strokes defined by baseline NIHSS score ≥2, neurocognitive status measured by baseline MMSE and MoCA improve the predictive value of stroke severity scores for functional outcome 3 6 months later.