Sentence examples for average intensive from inspiring English sources
His exposition of organic agriculture is masterly, not least the necessary distinction between "industrial" organic growers (not much better, frankly, than your average intensive, tractor-driving East Anglian) and the self-sufficient one-man-bands who now call themselves "beyond organic" and produce real food.
The average intensive care stay was 8.9 days (range 1 19 days).
It may not predict morbidity and the average intensive care stay.
As a neonatology unit's patients cannot be compared with the average intensive care patient, the Swiss Society of Neonatology decided to design its own approach to quality assessment.
Indeed, In a meta-analysis of eight septic shock trials, corticosteroids decreased by 4.5 days on average intensive care unit length of stay (weighted mean difference: -4.49: -7.04 to -1.94, P = 0.00055; and I2 = 0%).
Compared with our previous study [ 3], the cost per patient-day of severe sepsis is over three times more (112 € vs 412 €) than that of average intensive care patients.
In applying the same liquid volume, the P2 and P3 prototypes increased the coverage by 61% and 46% on average in intensive and traditional systems, respectively, compared to a commercial airblast sprayer, without a significant decrease in the deposit homogeneity throughout the crown.
In the group of students classified as "above average", only intensive users of the app obtained a significant higher grade during the final exam (p < 0.001).
For instance, average hours in intensive care ranged from 62 to 153 across facilities, average resource intensity weight varied from 3.2 to 4.7, and average length of stay ranged from 11 to 18 days.
These new teacher programs should be selective, requiring a 3.5 undergraduate grade point average and an intensive application process.
It gives figures from a large number of ICUs, allowing to describe the average activity of intensive care in Belgium and to encourage Belgian teams to prevent the occurrence of VAP by all valuable means.
