However, in some patients the treatment must be discontinued, defining a state of GLP-1 resistance.
Then he talks about how this music — melodic swing at the beautiful, blurred boundary of jazz and popular song — defined a state of mind before the Second World War.
The committee was confident that they had developed criteria for defining a state of "irreversible coma". They were able to diagnose when a patient was never going to wake up again.
Measurements from the proposed code can define a state of the granular material's fabric that can be used as input for micro-mechanics based constitutive models and to validate numerical discrete element simulations.
Due to these principles it is possible within, say, classical mechanics, to define a state of a system at any later time with respect to a state at any earlier time.
It is an existential struggle between two worldviews...As Israelis make plain by talking about the imperative of a Jewish state, and as Palestinians highlight when they evoke the refugees' rights, the heart of the matter is not necessarily how to define a state of Palestine.
Patti Smith's memoir of her early life and relationship with Robert Mappleworth, Just Kids, is a touching journey of discovery, when an artistic impulse defined a state of being, and the risks taken to find it were the only tools with which to capture it.
With respect to contextual snapshots, the values of a chosen subset of said parameters, the visualization snapshot, define a state of the visualization system.
Our data suggest that the equation describing the relation between MacNew Global and HADS Total in the follow-up period is defining a state of equilibrium.
Thus, suppression of T-cell effector functions during the early phase of the postoperative course may define a state of impaired defense against pathogens and increased susceptibility to infection and septic complications.
