Sentence examples for stroke theory from inspiring English sources

Unlike many of his peers who taught tennis through stroke theory, Burt Kahn applied an analytical, almost philosophical approach to the game.

Dr. Bernhard Meier, a Swiss cardiologist and a leading proponent of the stroke theory, said that when patients have asked him what he would do — enter a clinical trial or simply get the implant — he tells them that he would get the device implanted because the consequences of a second stroke can be catastrophic.

During discussions the participants connected needs expressed by the students to the stroke theory on motivation.

The PAC model of personality structure, functional fluency model of personal functioning, stroke theory on motivation, passivity and script theories of adult functional styles were taught experientially with examples from the Medical Education Scenario.

In broad strokes, their theory is that Apple wants everyone to switch to iPads.

These signs remind one of Frege's judgement stroke, but the theory behind them is quite different.

To describe the systematic development of the Stroke Coach, a theory- and evidence-based intervention to improve control of lifestyle behavior risk factors in patients with stroke.

It discusses the basic theory of stroke in TCM, its causes and treatment strategies.

In a series of recent studies examining the psychometric properties of the FSS using Item Response Theory in stroke, multiple sclerosis and HIV-infected adults, high mean square values were found for items 1 and 2, and a reduced version (FFS-7) has been proposed [ 29- 31].

The three Florida doctors, in their letter to the medical association, claimed that Dr. Fullerton had "presented false testimony and false theories about stroke in the hope to prove negligent medical care in an 82-year-old diabetic with previous strokes who suffered a stroke despite appropriate medical care".

Hence, a comprehensive and practical theory-driven stroke rehabilitation program based on Gentile's taxonomy can be achieved.