Sentence examples for commonly prevented from inspiring English sources

This is a recognized danger of acute renal failure, now commonly prevented by use of the artificial kidney and its semipermeable membranes, and sometimes by the use of resins that will take up potassium in the alimentary tract.

Symptomatic hypotension, increasing dyspnea, renal dysfunction, and hypoperfusion most commonly prevented inotrope withdrawal.

Boron contamination of permeate in seawater RO desalination is commonly prevented by increase of the concentrate pH level in a rather elaborate multi-pass processing system.

However, the severe matrix effect in this technique commonly prevents us from quantitative analyses in the absence of appropriate standard materials (Hinton 1990).

The intention of all three operations is most commonly to prevent aortic dissection.

The goals of bracing are commonly to prevent failure of osteosynthesis, to facilitate immobilization, and to ensure correct posture (Patwardhan et al. 1990, Connolly and Grob 1998).

Low temperature processing prevented the commonly observed discoloration associated with many thermoplastic nanocomposites.

In a closely monitored patient such as during anaesthesia, when a fall in blood pressure, change in heart rate or difficulty with ventilation are noticed, anaphylaxis is so rarely the cause that inevitably treatment is given for another diagnosis before anaphylaxis is recognised; the response to this treatment has commonly delayed or even prevented recognition of the true cause.

These commonly used medications prevent the formation of clots or the enlargement of already existing clots.

Oxytocin, the drug most commonly used to prevent bleeding after childbirth, requires refrigeration, which is a major obstacle for health centres in countries with unreliable energy supplies.

Sunshine is abundant in the summer, a fact that is best kept a secret, locals commonly quip, to prevent even more outsiders from moving here.