Sentence examples for sustained left from inspiring English sources
45-year-old male The patient sustained left face, right chest, and left leg injuries from a wild boar attack.
b Axial image of MDCTA through zone 1 on lung-window settings of a different patient who sustained left zone 2 penetrating knife injury with breach of platysma (image not shown).
The injuries McCain sustained left him unable to raise his arms above his head.
Parietal sources were initially bilateral, but predominantly left sided, emerging from 120 to 200 ms, with further left and more anterior peaks from 240 to 360 and a late sustained left peak after 400 ms up to 650 ms.
In conclusion, we here present evidence that circulating NOS3 reduced infarct size leading to sustained left ventricular dysfunction in an acute model of myocardial I/R in chimeric mice.
Pletcher announced that the colt remained on the Derby trail and would ship to Churchill Downs from New York on April 18, and that the quarter crack on his left front hoof he sustained leaving the gate was minor.
But Friday's violence seemed to be more sustained, leaving many shopkeepers in Goteborg horrified.
Gadsby, late in the show, critiques her own punch lines about the verbal and physical abuse she sustained, leaving the audience to sit with the revelation that pain has to be mined, manipulated, and stripped of context to make a good joke.
Life sustaining invertebrates have left, the otters are gone and dense non-native and salt loving reeds crowd the rivers edge, replacing shady willows.
In the feral tenements of European cities, where men live eight or 10 to a room, their only possessions a battered suitcase, a change of canvas shoes, grubby shirts and trousers shiny with wear, they tolerate the daily humiliation of rejection and racism in order to make the money to sustain those they have left behind.
In January of 2011, the government further revised the law to conditionally allow terminal withdrawal of MV for permanently unconscious PMV patients approaching the end of life who previously expressed preference for ending life-sustaining treatment but have left no written documents indicating the preference.
