Sentence examples for sudden onset to from inspiring English sources

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The onset of pain varied from sudden onset to ongoing feelings of pain, with varying levels of pain severity described.

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The appeal also includes funds for contingency stocks to enable UNICEF to continue to respond quickly to sudden onset emergencies, to provide direct services to affected populations, especially children, and to support the Government's provision of basic services in emergencies.

With regard to other secondary headaches, we performed "red flags", such as "headache occurred in patients aged more than 50 years old", "headache which is the most painful ever experienced", "headache with positive neurologic signs", "sudden onset headache", to exclude factors such as tumor, stroke, and infection prior to the diagnosis of primary headaches.

A stroke is a neurological event of sudden onset due to primary problems in the vasculature.

However, neurological disorders in either L31 [ 12] or L31/CD4-/ mice, with a sudden onset, seem to persist and remain stable.

Stroke was confirmed if the participant had a new focal neurological deficit of sudden onset attributable to a cerebrovascular event that persisted for more than 24 hours.

In recent years there has been increasing scientific and societal interest in the health consequences of man-made, technological disasters, i.e. a collective stressful experience with a sudden onset due to technological failure.

These symptoms were motivated by the following ILI-definition: <img src="http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/asset?id=info?doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0004378.e001.PNG" class= inline-graphic"/> This definition is based on the ECDC definition, but adapted to the data source, where "sudden onset" is difficult to identify.

A recordable acute knee injury was one that occurred during football training or match play, had a sudden onset, and led to a player being unable to participate fully in future training or match play (excluding contusions).

Since earthquake disaster is similar to hurricanes in that it is large scale, high intensity, sudden onset, and destructive to all aspects of human activities, the RIM model can be adapted to evaluate the resilience of communities to earthquake by choosing appropriate indicators to represent the three critical dimensions (exposure, damage, and recovery).

Chew assures that there is no stopping the wind shift that brings the sudden onset of summer to this region, no magical mechanical device that can reverse the flow to maintain Arizona's mild, even temperatures the rest of the year.

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