Sentence examples for developed immediate from inspiring English sources
While starting a resection attempt of the functional area, the patient developed immediate semantic paraphasia leading to discontinuation of the resection.
They suffered from recurrent epistaxis, headache, acrotaxia, (intention tremor) paresthesia, and/or developed immediate epistaxis.
In our study, 4% of patients developed immediate complications of thrombosis or pneumothorax.
The first worker was splashed with TDI on the face, arm and leg, and developed immediate respiratory symptoms and nausea.
They suffered from recurrent epistaxis, headaches and acrotaxia (intension tremor) with paresthesia (pins and needles in the legs) and developed immediate epistaxis with a severe headache.
After the third accident, patient 4 was on sick leave for several weeks; patients 1 and 3 developed immediate epistaxis with a severe headache.> First accident: an industrial physician took blood samples 48 hours after the first incidence and five days after.
Of the eight dogs that developed immediate-type allergic reactions and had high levels of serum specific IgE to the vaccines, seven had specific IgE directed to FCS.
Sera from 10 dogs that developed immediate-type allergic reactions such as circulatory collapse, cyanosis, dyspnea, facial edema, and vomiting within 1 h after vaccination with non-rabies monovalent or combined vaccines and sera from 50 dogs that did not develop allergic reactions after vaccination were collected.
The Summit offers attendees, exhibitors and sponsors the opportunity to engage directly with global environmental and energy powerhouses to develop immediate actions that address climate change through renewable energy development.
The multi-million dollar programme is designed to develop immediate and long-term "warfighter-relevant insights" for senior officials and decision makers in "the defense policy community," and to inform policy implemented by "combatant commands".
All those things develop immediate big-time institutional opposition in a legislative system which requires a two-thirds vote to raise a tax and only a majority vote to cut a tax.
