Sentence examples for an increased filter from inspiring English sources

Regional citrate anticoagulation resulted in an increased filter life in some studies, less bleeding complications, and in one study was even associated with increased survival when compared with low molecular weight heparin, although this could not be confirmed in another study where unfractionated heparin was the comparator [ 13- 17].

An increased filter lifespan means less treatment interruption and more effective dialysis time.

It makes to employ the interpolated coefficients of for filtering the resampled data, lies in and respectively, which results in an increased filtering error of the ARR compared to the ARD.

We conclude that glomerular hyperfiltration is a primary event in the Akita model of type I diabetes, perhaps driven by an increased filtering surface area, and that it is ameliorated by TGF to the extent that this regulatory system is functional.

There are many such "switching sets" that provide a kernel defining an increasing filter.

However, the use of RRC filter at the transmitter will increase the PAPR with a reduced excess bandwidth or increased filter length [27].

Periods of increased filter change correspond with periods of high air temperature.

The influence of baseline PPG levels and the PPG regulatory effects of dapagliflozin are most likely due to the proportional increases in glucose excretion as a result of increased filtered load.

But citing increased filtering by governments, the lab now monitors more than 40 countries.

Increased filtering of COP data might improve the agreement between these measures.

The passive intervention had a significant role in increasing filter life in the femoral filter subgroup, but only INR and aPTT were associated with filter life in the nonfemoral filter subgroup (Table  2).