Sentence examples for Inadequate output from inspiring English sources

Examples of disorders in which such drugs may be useful include hypertension (high blood pressure), angina pectoris (chest pain resulting from inadequate blood flow through the coronary arteries to the heart muscle), heart failure (inadequate output of the heart muscle in relation to the needs of the rest of the body), and arrhythmias (disturbances of cardiac rhythm).

Meanwhile, SRS Labs tries very hard to get their audio-enhancement technology built into as many MP3 players as they can, but these are just DSP tricks that compensate for inadequate output from the players themselves.

The inadequate numbers and quality of health professionals in the health system arise from several factors such as inadequate output from the training institutions [ 4], poor motivation and the migration of health professionals to developed nations [ 5, 6].

Dehydration, infection, low blood oxygen, inadequate cardiac output and drugs can all bring it on.

Failure to distinguish between shock caused by inadequate cardiac output and that caused by fluid losses reducing blood volume can result in a therapeutic dilemma, since treatments that are effective for one kind of shock will aggravate the other.

Effect of inadequate cardiac output reserve on exercise tolerance in patients with moderate mitral stenosis.

Vascular collapse or inadequate cardiac output may impair access to the peripheral vascular system, and thus hamper emergency medication and fluid administration [19].

Inadequate cardiac output is associated with poor outcome following cardiac surgery and is generally modified by use of inotropic agents, volume resuscitation and epicardial pacing.

Exercise tolerance in the mitral stenosis group was found to be limited by inadequate cardiac output reserve and not by resting mitral valve area or exercise pulmonary capillary wedge pressure.

What constitutes "avoidance of fluid excess" is difficult to define, but background administration of relatively small volumes of fluids, combined with fluid loading triggered by signs of inadequate cardiac output and expected fluid responsiveness, is generally recommended [16, 17].

Elevated blood lactates and tachycardia reflect a condition of inadequate cardiac output.