Sentence examples for a second respiratory from inspiring English sources

Ten months later, the child had a second respiratory tract infection, again with common cold symptoms.

Clinicians collected a second respiratory specimen using a sterile Dacron swab that was stored in viral transport media at 4°C for <72 hours before shipment to CDPH.

Ten patients infected with HRV were co-infected with a second respiratory virus, HBoV (8/10) or respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) (2/10).

A second respiratory chain Cox gene, Cox7R, also showed coincident duplication and positive selection, in this case at the root of the Catarrhini 31 MYA (Table 2).

Furthermore, it has been shown that the AP together with NTS project to the PBN [ 20], which comprises a second respiratory center positive for UBB+1 expression.

Risk for a first respiratory SAE was about 50% lower with arformoterol than placebo (HR, 0.508; P =.003).

Patients receiving arformoterol experienced fewer protocol-defined COPD exacerbations, fewer respiratory SAEs, and a significantly lower risk (about 50%; P =.003) of a first respiratory SAE vs placebo.

Sentinel providers performed the QuickVue Influenza test on a first respiratory specimen obtained from outpatients with influenza-like illness (fever >100°F and cough and/or sore throat) using the foam swab provided by QuickVue.

The appearance of rhythmic abdominal activity, in vivo, or rhythmic facial cranial (VII) nerve output, in vitro, after opioid-induced inhibition of inspiration, together with data from transection experiments, have provided evidence for an independent second respiratory oscillator adjacent to the VII motor nucleus (Mellen et al., 2003; Janczewski and Feldman, 2006; Onimaru et al., 2006, 2009).

Recently, we discovered in A. caulinodans a second, novel respiratory hydrogenase encoded by the seven-gene hyq operon [17].

In this context, optimization of the organ sampling protocol has remained a critical issue because major degradation of the various metabolites could occur in tissues even within a second after respiratory arrest, especially concerning small molecules involved in signal transduction.