Secondary continuous endpoints (comfort, thirst, dyspnea, heart rate, and respiratory rate) were compared between the two strategies among patients still receiving the planned treatment at the end of the 2-h trial using the Wilcoxon rank-sum test.
Undoubtedly, the Problem-based Learning approach fulfills the polytechnic's mission of aiming "to prepare school leavers and working adults for a future of dynamic change, with relevant knowledge, life-long skills, character, and a thirst for continuous improvement".
Thus, after days of thirst and continuous bombardment, the Nepalese were forced to evacuate the fort on 30 November.
The for-profit water business is based on continuous bottling to slake the thirst of consumers.
The days merged into a continuous movement of sun and shadow, hunger and thirst, all welded by the heat of the Spanish summer.
She overcomes a lot of hardship to get to where she is: a forced marriage, the death of her child, the mental destruction of her husband, starvation and thirst across the Red Waste along with continuous politicalization from men who want to own her dragons while they rule through her.
Our thirst for progress as humans is reflected by our continuous research activities in different areas leading to many useful emerging applications and technologies.
After 30 years of near-continuous increases, British drinking pretty much levelled out between 1980 and 1995 – the nation's thirst reined in, perhaps, by the high unemployment that gripped the country.
The patients, diagnosed clinically based on proneness to polydipsia, polyuria, thirst, weight loss and biochemically based on sustained hyperglycemia were placed absolutely on a continuous insulin therapy by attending endocrinologists.
