Sentence examples for amount of infusion from inspiring English sources

The water breakthrough time becomes longer, and the water drive efficiency is lower, which is the reason why this is a job site, injection wells inject a large amount of infusion, but the oil well production slightly increases.

The following data were collected and compared between the patients who received remifentanil-based anesthesia and those who received fentanyl-based anesthesia: patients' age, height, weight, duration of surgery, amount of infusion, blood loss, and total amount of opioid analgesic (fentanyl, remifentanil, or both) administered during surgery.

Length of surgery and total amount of infusion fluid used were not associated with increased pain.

Histamine release depends on the clinical scenario, concomitant drugs, infusion speed, duration and amount of infusion.

And as known from the literature, the Baxter formula rather underestimates the necessary amount of infusion fluid [ 15- 17], which was the case in our study as well.

We looked for correlation between the postoperative albumin concentration and the duration of surgery, amount of transfusion and amount of infusion during surgery.

DIC, disseminated intravascular coagulation; SAPS, Simplified Acute Physiology Score; SOFA, Sequential Organ Failure Assessment; Norepinephrine infusion, average amount of norepinephrine infusion per hour during the first 24 hours in the intensive care unit (ICU); Urine output, total amount of urine output during the first 24 hours in the ICU.

This problem was considered to indicate the necessity of the improvement for measuring the M value in patients with severe GT (eg increasing the amount of insulin infusion, stopping intravenous drip infusion earlier than 09 00 h, etc).

In case of decreasing blood pressure further colloid infusion was given, but the total amount of colloid infusion was maximized in 25 mL kg−1.

The average daily amount of glucose infusion needed to avoid hypoglycemia was 2.8 kg/cow when only insulin was infused as opposed to 2.2 kg/cow when both insulin and rbST were administered, indicating that either rbST causes a peripheral resistance to insulin or rbST increased liver gluconeogenesis or both.

Also, when an adequate flow could not be obtained, a large amount of crystalloid infusion was initially given.