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During aneurysmal SAH, extravasation of high-pressure arterial blood in the subarachnoid space (and often into the brain parenchyma and ventricles) is associated with a sudden ICP increase that, if severe and sustained, may compromise cerebral perfusion, causing global cerebral ischaemia and EBI (Fig. 1).
It took decades of sustained effort and compromise for a new generation to finally offer Europeans what the leaders who had sleepwalked into two wars had denied them: a Europe of peace, prosperity and solidarity.
Endothelial and cardiogenic differentiation were clearly compromised by sustained miR-300 expression.
In addition, the studies reported to date may also suggest that the effect of mental practice may be no more than consolidation of particular movements in those patients that can cope with the cognitive demands of mental practice and for whom motor imagery ability is not compromised by sustained brain damage.
Our preparation resembles the condition of sustained ventricular tachycardia (sustained VT) where cardiac cells are hyperactive in terms of O2 consumption but O2 supply is compromised by cardiac dysfunction [14].
Sustained glomerular and interstitial inflammation stimulates fibrogenesis, eventually leading to renal scarring and compromised renal function [ 1, 5].
Sustained awareness concerning animal welfare will sharpen the attention of the researcher to detect compromised welfare.
Sustained inflation of the lungs was performed applying 50 cm H2O for one minute or until severe compromise of blood pressure occurred.
Broadly accepted political compromises required for sustained security, long-term political progress, and economic development are unlikely to emerge unless there is a fundamental shift in the factors driving Iraqi political and security developments.
Real patients, may be unwilling or unable to contribute, cannot be 'standardised' for a sustained period and may feel compromised in their relationship with the clinicians caring for them.
