Sentence examples for considerable infusion from inspiring English sources

There is, however, a considerable infusion of civil law, not least in legal nomenclature and in the emphasis on principle rather than precedent.

The format is a minefield, for if not handled with delicacy and imagination and with a considerable infusion of material resources, "Der Weg der Verheissung" takes on the disturbing look of a school pageant: a parade of illustrated Bible stories of the kind familiar to religious children's books.

In South Africa, for example, 15 ampoules of a specific adenosine preparation are required for one intravenous infusion, at considerable cost.

This study indicates that it takes 2.5 4 h until a considerable change in basal infusion rate (0.5 1.0 units/h) leads to a new steady-state level in the induced metabolic effect even if a rapid-acting insulin analog is infused.

For allogeneic HSCT, we show use of reduced-intensity conditioning versus myeloablative conditioning across Europe and use of post-transplant donor lymphocyte infusions with considerable variation across different countries.

The time of infusion had a considerable influence on the content of analytes found in the teas.

This is probably the most extensively studied drug in this setting and a recent meta-analysis has demonstrated it to be of considerable use, with low-dose infusion (≤1 μg/kg/minute) associated with survival benefit and reduction in hospital stay.

Patient safety related to medication infusion devices has received considerable attention recently.

Altogether, these observations favour early detection and drainage of PLE [3], as fluid load or infusion of norepinephrine have considerable side effects.

12 Furthermore, paclitaxel and docetaxel require prophylactic medication before administration, special infusion sets, and have considerable "chair time" for drug delivery.

The option to give higher dose single injections or infusions may be of considerable benefit in the management of care in this special population.