Ignoring this deleterious performance can lead to unsafe condition assessment.
On the basis of this evidence, Trotter et al. in this issue of Critical Care addressed the question of whether, in children, female sex would protect against the deleterious effects of cardiac operations with cardiopulmonary bypass by providing a favourable anti-inflammatory cytokine balance.
It is these last copies that are then slowly degraded by Muller's ratchet, since they can most probably mutate to such slightly deleterious states that allow the operation of the ratchet.
Reporting outcomes that were radiological (fracture reduction, union, subsequent OA) or clinical (functional scores, patient-reported outcomes, need for subsequent operation including arthroplasty), and/or post-operative complications (defined as any deleterious event described by study authors as post-operative complications).
where s ̄ k ( i ) = G c k s k ( i ), G represents an arbitrary linear operation used to combat deleterious channel effects and to simplify equalizer designs.
Although most previous studies did not focus on the effect of furosemide on postoperative AKI, several studies have implied a deleterious effect of furosemide in cardiac operation [6, 44, 45].
A few years later, with four locations up and running, Javier made what would prove a deleterious decision: He decided to expand the operation.
In general, such accumulation can result from two different processes (Charlesworth et al. 1993): the fixation of deleterious mutations via genetic drift or the operation of Muller's ratchet per se, i.e., the extinction of the least-loaded class as the result of stochastic fluctuations.
If the material is fragile, stresses arising from handling during the routine production operations can lead to formation of deleterious cracks in the material.
During the last decade, many attempts have been made to reduce the deleterious effects of cardiopulmonary bypass (CPB) in cardiac operations.
Our results indicated that surgery was not deleterious.
