Limited travel stroke constrains the application of existing XYZ parallel micro/nano-positioning stages.
The key dimensions of the actuator were determined through magnetic field analysis to achieve optimum force output and necessary travel stroke within the limited space.
(Martha) This creates a critical tension for the therapists who have to juggle their clinical judgements, based often on years of experience along the stroke pathway, with the specific wishes and insights of individuals who are usually travelling the post stroke journey for the first time.
Regardless of the outcomes of this study, the burden of timely stroke recognition cannot rest solely on the EMS: up to one-quarter of acute stroke patients travelling to hospital via ambulance are not recognised as FAST-positive, hence, triage at the point of hospital arrival is also important.
Other recent data collected from people with stroke substantiates the influence that family members can have on mobility and travel training by therapists (Barnsley, McCluskey & Middleton, What people say about travelling outdoors after a stroke: A qualitative study, submitted).
The distance travelled per tail stroke also fell, by 13%, when mothers were accompanied by their young.
Better outcome was noted, especially for chronic non-communicable diseases needing continual care, medication and home visits offered to those who cannot travel, such as stroke and elderly.
Harry is travelling with his girlfriend, Plum (Sophie Guillemin), who strokes the back of his neck and murmurs that she adores him.
The NHS has developed an early supported-release model for stroke, but it is dependent upon therapists travelling to patients' homes to deliver care.
At the instant that a lightning stroke hits either on the phase conductor or the ground, travelling waves propagate along the transmission line.
