Sentence examples for because of its brief from inspiring English sources

Therefore, it is conceivable that ketamine, because of its brief length of action, must be given as a continuous infusion to inhibit the intraoperative noxious stimuli and the 'wind up' occurrence.

("The Big Short" is ever so slightly more idiosyncratic because of its brief, didactic celebrity interludes; for its come-from-behind pursuit of "Spotlight," let's say that it's the Rubio in the Oscar race).

Actually, this dose can be low for clinical effects; moreover, because of its brief half-life, this slow infusion rate may lead to a less effective action of the drug.

Fentanyl adds an accurately titratable analgesic and sympatholytic effect to the anxiolytic effects of benzodiazepines, and is most effectively used in the continuous infusion mode, because of its brief span of action [ 59].

Because of its form -- spare, brief chapters -- the book divides easily as we plumb her re-creation of the life of Friedrich von Hardenberg, the German poet who took the name of Novalis.

He had, after all, endured public embarrassment because of his brief, widely ridiculed employment with the state, and while it was debatable whether the experience had hurt his future job prospects, Mr. McGreevey's advisers would have liked nothing more than to prevent the matter from becoming public.

Because of his brief career in politics, Cleveland had only a limited acquaintance with leaders of his own party.

Amazon is listed as a witness in the Washington lawsuit brought against the ban, and a spokesperson for the company said the Washington Attorney General advised Amazon not to sign the amicus brief because of its status as a witness.

They named the new element brevium (from the Latin word, brevis, meaning brief or short) because of its short half-life, 6.7 hours for.

Galt was chosen in part, according to documents and several people briefed on the matter, because of its price.

Because of its simplicity, brevity, and high face validity, and because of the lack of competing brief measures of functional impairment, the SDS has become a widely used outcome measure in clinical trials of a variety of mental health disorders.