Sentence examples for degree of bleeding from inspiring English sources
This study investigated the influence of the degree of bleeding from the remnant eardrum on the spontaneous healing of human traumatic tympanic membrane perforations (TMPs).
The best science available suggests that all horses, as well as human athletes, suffer some degree of bleeding after strenuous exercise.
Although the degree of bleeding gradually decreased, the amount of bleeding reached 9000 mL.
This case of penile fracture is unique as it involves a patient taking both sildenafil and warfarin, one drug that potentiates the risk of a penile fracture and a second drug that makes the degree of bleeding and hematoma worse.
In the present case, even though the patient's headache had improved at the time of restarting aspirin therapy, there remained a possibility that the improvement was a result of compensation of intracranial hypotension by the formation of a hematoma, and administration of aspirin may have worsened the degree of bleeding.
Next, we examined the degree of bleeding following addition of ZW to a zebrafish in water.
The first cylinders are the most important ones, because later the suspicious lesion can be masked by variable degrees of bleeding.
Isolated dense storage pool disorders not associated with systemic defects in lysosomal-related organelles are quite common and can result in mild to severe secretion defects with or without affecting secondary aggregation, and thus presenting with varying degrees of bleeding diathesis [48].
After having an abortion, many mothers receive side effects such as sickness, varying degrees of bleeding, depression and, in some extreme cases, death.
The first step is to determine the configuration (turbine bleeding, regeneration, superheating) and operating conditions (working fluid flowrate, evaporation and condensation temperatures, turbine bleed ratio, degree of superheat, bleeding pressure).
Each of the three principal methods for performing the D and C presented, to a varying degree, the risk of bleeding.
