Sentence examples similar to arm discharge from inspiring English sources

Stage 2: in this stage, the reactors in the arms discharge continuously, and the AC-side sources feed three-phase fault current.

As part of the Danube River Restoration Project (Schiemer et al., 1999), most of the historical retention structures present in the Orth floodplain have been removed, increasing the side-arm discharge significantly, as well as the duration of surface water connection to the main channel, i.e. connection duration (Tritthart et al., 2009).

If a participant requires hospitalisation for ≤ 21 days during the treatment phase of the study, they return to their allocated therapeutic arm after discharge and complete the treatment course.

Patients in the Symbicort® arm are discharged with two inhalations of Symbicort® as maintenance besides additional doses on an as-needed basis for up to eight doses for 30 days.

Twenty-three chindren in the control arm were discharged home with supplemental oxygen compared with 16 in the GM-CSF arm.

Usage of aspirin and antiplatelet drugs did not differ between treatment arms at discharge (97.6%), 30 days (87.6%), or 12 months (51.5%).

Residents in the intervention arm were discharged back to usual care by 6 months, or at the point of optimal titration if before 6 months.

John Derek Mills, for example—who is serving time for "armed robbery, discharging at police, dangerous driving etc". wrote that he needs a good friend to remind him what's good in the world: "I hope you can be that friend".

Ten months after initial presentation, she returned with recurrent spontaneous severe pain in the left shoulder, haematoma of the upper left arm and breast discharge.

All 17 infants in the conventional management arm died before discharge [ 4].

In contrast the mean AQoL utility score in the post discharge arm (RAC) was lower than that reported by Lim and colleagues [ 23] when evaluating a post discharge case-management service, but higher than that reported in a study of frail older adults being transferred to long-term residential care (0.02 0.05) [ 15].