Sentence examples for compensate for acute from inspiring English sources
This would guide potential combinatorial therapy and suggest what pathways might dynamically compensate for acute loss of DDR1 signaling.
Isooncotic preparations of colloids (for example, human albumin or hydroxyethyl starch) remain nearly completely intravascular when infused to compensate for acute blood losses.
Because anaemia commonly occurs in the ICU, red blood cell (RBC) transfusion is a frequent practice in the management of critically ill patients to compensate for acute bleeding and to increase tissue oxygen delivery [ 4].
If the systemic blood flow is low, then a low coeliac trunk blood flow may not increase sufficiently to compensate for an acute decrease in portal venous blood flow.
Overnight starvation, which has no apparent effect on wild-type mice, often resulted in death of Plp1tg mice, indicating not only that these animals have a severely compromised energy homoeostasis, but also that food must constantly be provided to compensate for their acute energy deficit.
Despite recommendations on improving capacity in community hospitals to compensate for loss of acute beds and reduce LOS, they continue to decline [ 15, 16].
In fact, their study agrees with our finding that multiple serial exposures to phase shifts can compensate for the negative effects of acute phase shifts on memory.
Finally, we also explored the possibility that prior experience of phase shifts could compensate for the negative effect of acute phase shifts on recall.
This result suggests that there is tachyphylaxis or some other homeostatic response that can compensate for the chronic but not acute mTOR inhibition in RBCs.
Finally, we found that prior experience of jet lag helps to compensate for the reduced recall due to acute phase shifts.
It is plausible that patients with diastolic dysfunction are more likely to develop HDLVEF, either chronically or in the setting of acute illness, to compensate for the reduced preload from impaired relaxation during ventricular filling.
