Sentence examples for cumulative intensive from inspiring English sources
Cumulative intensive care unit admissions according to cancer diagnosis and type of treatment.
For ease of practice, a single standardized measurement performs just as well as the more resource intensive cumulative measurements.
A single standardized BP has strong predictive power for LV hypertrophy and performs just as well as more resource intensive cumulative measurements, whereas pre-dialysis blood pressure measurements have the weakest predictive power for LV hypertrophy.
For now – given the cumulative evidence that intensive glycemic control is associated with metabolic distress [ 9], with increased hypoglycemia, with worsened intracranial pressure, and with worsened mortality [ 1] – the ideal range for glycemic control is unclear.
The effectiveness of active surveillance cultures that are cumulative expensive and resource intensive, in reducing VRE transmission remains controversial [ 3].
Furthermore, calculated cumulative fluid balance during intensive care unit (ICU) admission may be inaccurate, does not account for insensible or third-space fluid losses and does not incorporate preadmission fluid status.
Drawing upon points made in the previous section, gender-transformative programmes often call upon men who experience intensive and cumulative economic and social disempowerment to press towards the democratisation of gender relations between women and men.
This was especially the case among women, who revealed a disc herniation risk of 3.2 (95% CI 1.6 6.3) in the highest category of cumulative lumbar load through intensive-load postures, but no elevated lumbar disc narrowing risk at all.
CIF = cumulative incidence function; ICU = intensive care unit.
ARDS = adult respiratory distress syndrome; CIF = cumulative incidence function; ICU = intensive care unit; LOD = logistic organ dysfunction; SCT = stem cell transplantation.
