Sentence examples for amount of fluid needed from inspiring English sources

The amount of fluid needed to reach the goals of therapy was compared between groups.

There were no differences in amount of fluid needed, SIG, SIDe and anion gap between groups.

The massive amount of fluid needed during resuscitation, particularly in larger burns, creates a generalised oedema that is caused both by the volume of fluid itself and the decreased colloid osmotic pressure that will ensue secondary to the resuscitation fluid given and to proteins lost from the circulation [ 3, 4].

Also, the daily amount of study drug did not decrease over time in this trial, although the amount of fluids needed for acute volume resuscitation is theoretically supposed to decrease day by day, as septic patients can typically be stabilised within 48 to 72 h.

From a physiological point of view, acute volume resuscitation with colloids should result in less amounts of fluids needed for haemodynamic stabilisation compared to crystalloids [ 25].

Use of the polymeric waterflood is a technique to enhance oil recovery from a reservoir by improving the reservoir sweep and reducing the amount of injection fluid needed to produce the same amount of oil (Sorbie and Phil 1991).

Not only is it cheaper to make ($400 versus about $2,000 for a commercial platform), but it's more compact, and only a tiny amount of nutritive fluid needs to be used for each one.

It should be noted that a significant amount of fluid was needed in the sham animals and that, at 5 hours, their cardiac indices were significantly increased (by almost 40%).

Read the instructions on the medication to determine the amount of fluid you will need.

To fill the syringe, pull the plunger to fill it with air equal to the exact amount of fluid you will need.

In Mexico, current recommendations for fluid intake have been set by an international panel of experts, based on available evidence [ 13], which supports intakes of 2.96 L/day for males and 2.16 L/day for females, which would amount to about 80% of daily fluid needs to be covered by beverages; a further 20% of fluid requirements should come from foods [ 5].