Sentence examples for despite escalation from inspiring English sources
During further exploration for duodenal obstruction, repetitive severe hypotension (e.g., from 70/36 to 40/28 mmHg) and oxygen desaturation (e.g., from 84 to 63%) occurred despite escalation of FiO2 (100%) and dopamine infusion (5 μg/kg/min).
In contrast to previous reports, we show that there was a significant initial induction of IL-4 producing antigen-specific T-cells within the first 3 5 weeks of immunotherapy which was followed by reduction of circulating effector antigen-specific T-cells despite escalation of wasp-venom dosage.
In the omeprazole arm, fewer than 50% remained in remission despite escalation of the drug dose over time.
In the last months of the Civil War, unable to see victory despite an escalation of killing, Abraham Lincoln turned to Shakespeare and the Bible.
Despite the escalation in violence, no one is saying that leagues should be banned or that parental involvement is inherently a bad thing.
Despite the escalation in buybacks over the past three decades, the SEC has only rarely launched proceedings against a company for using them to manipulate its stock price.
Despite the escalation of violence -- and the oil-price surge caused by fear of supply disruptions -- the index of stock market volatility compiled by the Chicago Board Options Exchange is just above its recent lows.
Despite his escalation, since the beginning of his presidency, Obama has faced criticism for a perceived rush for the exits in Afghanistan because of his series of timetables – not always substantively met – for withdrawing troops.
He reiterated the government's vow to crush the rebels, who seek a separate ethnic Tamil homeland in the northern and eastern parts of the country, after decades of warfare, despite an escalation of the civil war in recent months.
Like most things in life, including managing an economy, a little bit is a good thing and despite the escalation of debt under the Abbott government, Australia's level of government debt remains very low.
Despite the escalation -- which critics argue is inherently corrupting and limits democratic participation -- only two cities have set campaign spending limits, according to the National Voting Rights Institute, which argued the case today on behalf of Cincinnati.
