Sentence examples for stroke long from inspiring English sources

In his preliminary heat at the United States Olympic trials, Jones kept his stroke long and smooth, throttling back a little but swimming fast enough to set an American record.

Her narrow, jewel-colored wax paintings from the same time take the waxen surfaces of Brice Marden's early monochrome panel paintings to extremes: a brush width across and a brush stroke long, they maintain the integrity of each new layer of color with mouthwatering clarity, while building up a surface that feels dangerously (which is to say erotically) like skin itself.

Last February, in one bold stroke, Long doubled the size of Healtheon by acquiring ActaMed Corp., an Atlanta-based medinformationation systems company, in a stock transaction worth $150 million.

Few studies have specifically investigated attention and executive function abilities following childhood stroke (Long, Anderson, et al., 2011).

The lack of lateralization effects found here is consistent with previous studies with children that failed to find the well-documented lateralized linguistic, cognitive, and emotional differences reported in adulthood following left and right hemisphere stroke (Long, Spencer-Smith, 2011; Max, 2004;).

Carotid stent angioplasty (CAS) has been shown to protect patient from future stroke long-term efficacy similar to carotid endarterectomy (CEA).

When TCD suggests a high risk of stroke, long-term transfusions or hydroxyurea are indicated [ 32, 34– 34].

1 3 With ageing populations in most European countries and advances in healthcare, more people are expected to live with stroke long-term sequelae.

The questionnaire included questions on practice organisation, primary prevention of stroke, acute management of stroke, secondary prevention of stroke, long-term care and rehabilitation.

When surveyed on the importance and performance of each of these 30 items and the 13 items added to cover the full spectrum of activities and emotions known to be affected by stroke, long-term stroke survivors rated as high impact (importance * difficulty) most items, omitting only eight of them (refer to table 2).

Dedicate time to each individual body part, giving it your full care and attention, and keep your strokes long, smooth and slow.