Sentence examples for consecutive transport from inspiring English sources

Wallen et al [ 4] compared patients over a period of 1-2h before transport and during the consecutive transport to a diagnostic study.

In a cohort of 103 consecutive transports for diagnostic evaluation in trauma patients, the results from these studies led to a change of therapy in 24% of the cases within 48h after transport [ 7].

To enhance the power density of vanadium flow batteries (VFBs), an advanced charged porous ion conducting membrane with high selectivity and ion conductivity and high stability is designed via establishing consecutive ion transport channels on the pore walls.

The vaporization processes for these three elements consist of three consecutive processes: transport of molecules or atoms through the bulk pyrite liquid (melt) to the melt/gas interface, vaporization of elements at the surface of melts, and transport of molecules/atoms through the pores of the char to the atmosphere.

The consecutive ion transport channels are constructed by introducing partial pendant hydrophilic trimethylamine (TMA) groups on the pore walls of porous membranes with internal crosslinking networks, where more protons or hydroniums are able to be transferred along the channels via Grotthuss hopping-mechanism.

Between March 2009 and December 2011, all transports of adult patients being performed by the local MICU centre have been documented; data on 42 variables, including a 24 h follow-up Sequential Organ Failure Assessment (SOFA) score of 368 consecutive interhospital transports of intensive care patients, were recorded.

This prospective, cross-sectional study of consecutive Emergency Medical Service (EMS) transport patients was conducted at an urban city hospital.

When Homer refuses to turn off a football game so that Bart can watch "The Krusty the Clown Show" (which has been running for 346 consecutive hours), Bart transports him into the football stadium in place of the ball for a field goal kick.

Three sputum specimens were collected in the early morning on consecutive days and transported to the AIIMS TB laboratory.

We present the results of 100 consecutive cases of bone transport with particular reference to the complications and their management.

We present our clinical experience of 100 consecutive cases of bone transport (26 femurs, 74 tibias) treated with monolateral and circular external fixators.