Sentence examples for whose seizures from inspiring English sources

Tok has taken for his brother C7 (Teddy Lin), whose seizures have rendered him unreliable (rather like the script).

And in 2008, doctors at New York University Medical Center reported the case of a 24-year-old woman whose seizures were induced by the Sean Paul song Temperature.

The most common form is photosensitive epilepsy, in which seizures are triggered by flashing lights, but there have also been reports of people whose seizures are induce by reading, touching, taking a warm bath, or playing games.

An article on Tuesday about treatments for epilepsy that focus on the role of inflammation in the disease misidentified the drug regimen prescribed for William Moller, a Brooklyn boy whose seizures abated with steroid therapy.

Mr. Malema even traveled to Zimbabwe to embrace the autocratic President Robert Mugabe, whose seizures of white-owned farms and threats to businesses in his own country sent tremors of apprehension through many South African whites.

The parents of Zander, the 5-year-old boy here, decided to request medical marijuana for him after watching a CNN documentary featuring the story of a girl from Colorado whose seizures fell to a handful over eight months from about 300 per week.

How do we know we aren't continually traveling inward toward our centers?" This wondering character, from the book's superb concluding story, "Afterworld," is an elderly epileptic, living in Ohio, whose seizures trigger memories and visions of her German childhood in a Jewish orphanage during the Nazis' reign of terror.

Only children whose seizures cannot be controlled with existing medications will take part in the trial.