Sentence examples similar to stroking about from inspiring English sources

Of all ischemic strokes, about 16% are related to non-valvular AF, and in patients over 75 years of age this frequency increases to one third [ 6].

Warfarin (Coumadin) reduces the risk of stroke by about 60%.

The scanner has X/Y motion capabilities with a linear stroke of about 300μm.

Every increase in chocolate consumption of 50g per week, reduced the risk of stroke by about 14%, Larsson found.

Patients that die from a stroke bring about significantly less costs.

Ultimately, it's an affectionate, intelligent, warts-and-more-warts-and-all profile of Harmon — an article that, in the tradition of great profiles, gets past the usual chin-stroking about Harmon and the future of TV and delivers a wrenching, visceral take on a live human being.

North Pier, Sat JT Now that we've all stopped chin-stroking about what "outsider house" is, we can get down to the sound itself: a weird and wonderful style of techno that's challenging the boundaries of club music all over again.

Mr. Swift paints with similarly broad strokes about Hughes.

When he had a stroke about a year ago, he lost much of his sight.

"You can tell from the way I speak I had a stroke about eighteen months ago.

He said his mother suffered from lupus, was overweight and had a stroke about a year ago.