Sentence examples for continuously highly from inspiring English sources

Patients showing clinical signs of cardiac insufficiency, having severe peripheral vascular disease, those in need of continuously highly dosed vasoactive (noradrenaline greater than 0.4 μg/kg/minute) or inotropic agents were not considered suitable for iLA, because the absence of shock or severe cardiovascular instability is mandatory for the use of iLA.

First, we measured RBF and renal vascular conductance continuously with highly accurate technology, every minute for an extended period of observation.

Within this stretch 22 major drains of the capital, Delhi is connected and continuously discharging highly contaminated sediments, sewage and sludge effluents directly into it resulting in the rise of its bed level due to siltation day by day [5].

In the nano-CZ process, the role of crucible can be played by both metal and non-metal nanoparticles; and the nano crucible can be in solid or liquid state, on the condition that it can continuously provide highly mobile carbon atoms from the environment and nucleate the CNT precipitation.

By contrast, Dycal acting continuously as a highly alkaline compound produces a superficial burn covering a scar at the pulp surface, and consequently producing a limited area of pulp inflammation.

A careful study of the fine microstructure formed at the interface between CuPc and F16CuPc highlights the presence of three intermediate phase layers ensuring a continuously grown between highly ordered CuPc and F16CuPc polycrystalline thin films.

Our lives are essentially continuously contrived and highly scripted.

One or more individuals may have continuously excreted these highly neurovirulent VDPVs into the environment during this interval.

A university hospital is a complex, continuously changing and highly challenging work environment.

Lastly, entomological surveillance should be continued and effectiveness of INTs/LLINs should be continuously evaluated in these highly malaria endemic areas of Bangladesh.

A 1.6-liter in-line 4-cylinder that is, in the case of the tested SL, bound and gagged by a highly erratic continuously variable transmission.