Sentence examples for To reinstitution from inspiring English sources

The exhibition was organized by Scott Christianson, former deputy director of parole operations for New York State, who resigned from his job in 1995 in opposition to reinstitution of the death penalty.

Positive pressure inflations by mask were used in 39% of infants prior to reinstitution of CPAP.

This oedema responded well to reinstitution of carbonic anhydrase inhibitors that were discontinued once the subretinal fluid had regressed.

To allow reinstitution of spontaneous breathing the respiratory rate of the ventilator was decreased to 15 breaths/minute, resulting in (preset) inspiratory and expiratory times of 2 s, and the remifentanil infusion was lowered.

But the problems soon returned and worsened, leading to the reinstitution of the emergency.

When I asked about this, he said, "I would work toward a League of Democracies that shares our values, and I do not predict that this would lead to a reinstitution of the Cold War.

Moreover, the impact of the interior ministry's continued opposition to the reinstitution of soccer has not only a political but also an economic impact at a time that Egypt's economy is in decline.

In kidney transplant recipients, transplant failure generally leads to the reinstitution of dialysis and the substantial reduction or complete withdrawal of immunosuppression.

Once treatment was stopped because of decreasing hematologic values, some of the patients could remain untreated for several months, until spleen increase, accompanied by recovery of the hematologic values, led to treatment reinstitution.

More recently, Martinez and colleagues [ 21] showed that the time of recovery of VE from the end of a 2-hour spontaneous breathing trial to return to baseline after reinstitution of mechanical ventilation is a good predictor of liberation from mechanical ventilation.

But if passengers remain blasé in their response to the cuts, reinstitution might occur only if and when competition demands it.