Sentence examples for acute system from inspiring English sources

Given the difficulties in manipulating mitochondrial changes in chronic models of axonal degeneration, this report describes an acute system which can be tested and easily regulated in vitro.

An approach was encouraged with: Facilitation of discharge from the acute system Centralised co-ordination of care provision in the community Guaranteeing 24/7 care In evaluating Delivering Choice, we found evidence that the Discharge in Reach service facilitated rapid discharge from the acute sector with the support of the Somerset Coordination Centre.

The severity of illness at the time of ICU admission was assessed by SAPS II and Acute Organ System Failure (OSF) scoring system [ 16, 17].

Since the Vietnam War, their leaders said, while the V.A. has focused primarily on the chronic care of aging veterans, the civilian acute rehabilitation system has been dealing daily with brain-injured patients, fine-tuning their care.

Elderly people, those with chronic conditions, mental health problems and health-damaging lifestyles must cease to be NHS second-class citizens until they finally land up as sick refugees in our expensive acute hospital system.

There are three types of model: MCPs (multi-specialty community providers), concerned with moving specialist care out of hospitals and into the community; PACs (primary and acute care system), with single organisations providing hospital, GP and community services; and enhanced health in care homes, with no apparent acronym as yet, but let's call it HICH.

"What it won't pay for is a $200 window air-conditioner, which is all she needs to stay in her home and out of the acute medical system".

All patients were continuously monitored with a reconstructed 12-lead EKG (using a continuous 6-lead cardiac monitoring, Dräger Infinity® Acute Care System, Antony, France).

The present study investigated whether acute dopaminergic system stimulation through the administration of two dopamine-mimetic drugs, cocaine and mazindol, have similar effects in rats.

As part of the human body's acute stress system, the "fight-or-flight" response works by stimulating the heart rate, dilating air passages, and contracting blood vessels all of which increase blood flow and oxygen to the muscles, so we can be ready to run away from something life-threatening: a wild mammal, a fast car, a dangerous person.

As part of the human body's acute stress system, the "fight-or-flight" response works by stimulating the heart rate, dilating air passages and contracting blood vessels – all of which increase blood flow and oxygen to the muscles, so we can be ready to run away from something life-threatening: a wild mammal, a fast car, a dangerous person.