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Further, pulse pressure variation (PPV), reflecting the cyclic changes in preload induced by mechanical ventilation, has been shown to reflect accurately volume responsiveness in a number of different high risk surgical groups, thus enabling the avoidance of unnecessary and potentially harmful volume loading [ 17- 22].

The other five patients received further pulse steroid therapy to control the fever and exacerbated clinical symptoms.

After cementation, further pulse lavage debridement was performed to eliminate cement debris from the wound (Niki et al. 2007).

For the 65 patients who received steroids as the treatment protocol described above, 3 remained febrile and needed further pulse steroid therapy after the use of methylprednisolone with the dosage of 2 mg/kg/day.

The SdhB-His207 and SdhB-Ile209 variants were thus chosen for further pulse radiolysis analysis, as amino acid substitutions of these residues introduced gaps that might be expected to alter electron-transfer parameters.

Further pulses were applied to execute a simple algorithm and to examine the system's final state.

Further pulses can be programmed until the zinc source is completely depleted.

The sampled incoming signal is acquired only in presence of a pulse exceeding a given threshold; the duration of the acquisition window is variable and such that no further pulses occurring in the window are lost.

Further, pulse-chase analysis also indicates that there was no change in Nrf2 half-life when ENC1 was overexpressed (Fig. 5B and 5D).

Importantly, however, over the course of the TMS train and in accord with TMS entrainment, only α-oscillations became progressively enhanced, whereas none of the other initial responses were promoted by further pulses.

Instead such questions of directional influences of one brain area over another are perhaps best determined by probing connectivity with a very high temporal resolution technique such as further pulses of TMS (Buch et al., 2011, J Neurosci).