Sentence examples for basis of sudden from inspiring English sources

Cerebrovascular disease was diagnosed on the basis of sudden neurologic deficit that lasted for 24 hours with or without neuroimaging changes.

Future systematic reviews, mainly assessing the mechanistic basis of sudden cardiovascular effects, should consider including studies that assess physiological measures not included in this analysis, such as markers of systemic inflammation (e.g. C-reactive protein) and other indicators of vasoconstriction or vasoconstriction agonists (e.g. endothelin).

The filtration characteristics such as the average porosity and average specific filtration resistance for a variety of filtration pressures were accurately determined from only one test by measuring the variation with time of the filtrate volume in the step-up pressure experiment on the basis of the sudden reduction of the filtration area in the filter cake surface.

The initial sharp increase in density can be explained on the basis of a sudden decrease in the volume of the solution with the addition of TBP.

Each ILI case is defined on the basis of a sudden fever >38°C, respiratory symptoms, and myalgia.

Cyanobacteria-related illness is viewed as intoxication, rather than infection, usually on the basis of a sudden onset of symptoms occurring soon after exposure (i.e. without an incubation period), and lack of secondary cases [ 113].

Studies with ankyrin-B+/− cardiomyocytes revealed that the basis for sudden death associated with the arrhythmia is elevation of calcium transients in the context of sympathetic stimulation [14].

In rare instances, anxiety at dropping off on an ongoing basis or sudden inception of this behavior can be a sign of abuse or other problems.

The chosen basis does not permit the recovery of sudden lateral jumps in conductivity (sudden vertical jumps, which are expected to occur in the mantle transition zone, can however be mimicked).

It is challenging to make a prompt decision to devolve considerable resources and implement ECPR on the basis of incomplete medical information in sudden cardiac arrest occurring out-of-hospital or shortly after arrival at the emergency department (ED).

Lord Justice Kay pointed out that, fifty years ago, the basis of the defence of provocation was "sudden and temporary loss of control".