The phrase "at dependency" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is not a standard expression and may confuse readers due to its lack of context or clarity.
Example: "The system operates at dependency levels that are not sustainable."
Alternatives: "in reliance" or "based on dependency".
Apart from bleeding, major side effects of UFH include development of heparin-induced thrombocytopenia (HIT), hypoaldosteronism, effects on serum lipids, and AT dependency [ 47].
LMWHs have a lower antithrombin (AT) dependency, cause less tissue plasminogen activator inhibitor depletion, exhibit less binding to proteins and cells, cause less activation of platelet factor 4 and cause less heparin-induced thrombo-cytopenia.
SILAC was also combined with genetic ablation of key proteins to look at dependency relationships governing the chromosomal association of various proteins and protein complexes.
Or, in an age of welfare reform aimed at ending dependency, should shelter be governed by the same work rules and eligibility conditions as public assistance?
In Crosstalk (Gollancz, £16.99), Connie Willis has crafted a lightweight, sci-fi romcom satire for the 21st century, firing broadsides at our dependency on hi‑tech gadgetry and social media.
With more of the medical community taking a harder look at benzodiazepine dependency, it's not surprising that the conversation has begun to take on something of a critical edge.
A 2010 study of a university and its partner colleges in the East Midlands showed that 51.9% of those surveyed drank alcohol at "hazardous" levels, and 3.6% "drank at levels considered at risk of dependency".
The operational "generic" definition of "old subject" in geriatric medicine is nowadays "dependant or at risk of dependency"; it usually applies above 75 years.
According to a senior official at the institute for drugs and drug dependency at Portugal's ministry of health, it was approached by the UK government about a month ago for advice on how it had managed its drugs programme since 2001.
There is no evidence on the whole that discharge interventions have a positive impact at length of stay, discharge destination, or dependency at discharge.
The most common denominators are adult age, positivity to at least one pancreatic autoantibody, and non-insulin dependency at diagnosis (4).
