Sentence examples for count critically from inspiring English sources

Adapted from the Booker-winning novel by Michael Ondaatje, it stars Ralph Fiennes as a Hungarian count, critically injured at the end of the second world war, who retells the story of his doomed affair with an Englishwoman (Kristin Scott-Thomas) in prewar North Africa.

As it is already known in the operating room setting [10, 11], our study shows that an overall clinical assessment of the depth of a neuromuscular blockade is not correlated with the TOF count in critically ill patients.

It is important to note that some patients develop a low CD4 count when critically ill [ 30].

Of note, daily intravenous iron therapy alone or in combination with folic acid did not result in a significant increase in reticulocyte count among critically ill patients.

Two previous studies evaluated absolute lymphocyte counts in critically ill children.

RP, CS, and PM helped with cell counting and critically reviewed the manuscript.

It is increasingly clear that none of the widely used biomarker for sepsis is perfect, but PCT performed much better than CRP and WBC count in chronic critically ill.

LAM test sensitivity was consistently the highest among hospitalised populations and strata with lower CD4 cell count, suggesting that critically ill patients are the appropriate target group for LAM testing.

Whether or not carefully manufactured outrage on behalf of lobbying groups can be counted as a critically valid one is another matter.

LD helped establishing the cell counting method and critically reviewed the manuscript.

One clear finding from the panel was that the number of CD8+ cells counted per replicate critically determines the chance that an immune response is detected.