Sentence examples for case of interruption from inspiring English sources
In case of interruption of humidification during the nebulization, its resumption is an important safety condition in order to avoid tracheal tube obstruction.
Specifically, firstly we noted that, in case of interruption of life-saving treatments, about half of our sample prefers a valid written consent (51.7%) to an oral one (28.1%), while just over a doctor in ten decides not to acquire any consent (11.2%), and a similar number of them prefers not to document the event in the medical record (13.5%).
In case of interruption of statin therapy because of food intolerance, the treatment was reintroduced after 24 hours of resumption of enteral feeding without vomiting.
"UNICEF reiterates the state's primary responsibility for the well-being of those affected by the unrest and therefore the duty to ensure the continuation of basic social services at all times and their urgent resumption in case of interruption, especially for life-saving and emergency services.
In a subsequent study, Milan and colleagues [ 10], testing three commercially available helmets supplied with antisuffocation valves, found that the helmet with the largest valve had lower CO2 rebreathing but a greater reduction in oxygenation in case of interruption of the gas flow.
This is especially useful in case of interruption such as the telephone ringing, as it is difficult to fit them together again exactly.
In case of interruptions or uncertainty about the nature of a breath sound the recording can be re-wound and viewed and heard as many times as needed.
In the case of interruptions it seems that a high work unit averaged level was associated with higher levels of depressive symptoms, while interruptions at the individual level were associated with lower levels of depressive symptoms.
Paradoxically, however, their short half-lives might put the patients at a higher risk of thrombosis in the case of interruptions, as was suggested by the slight increase in thrombotic events in patients enrolled in the ROCKET AF trial when transitioning from rivaroxaban to warfarin at the end of the study, although this remains largely a theoretical concern [ 16].
In this context, Clausen et al. [ 36] insist on the importance of retaining patients in treatment or rapidly reintegrating them in cases of interruption.
