Sentence examples for discharge therefore from inspiring English sources

It was impractical to draw blood samples after hospital discharge; therefore our results only describe hemoglobin changes during the hospital stay.

In populations with partial activity of the TPO enzyme, exposure to high enough levels of environmental perchlorate could cause unbound iodide discharge; therefore, less iodine will be available for biosynthesis of THs, thus further deteriorating their conditions.

The episodes of hypotension were recorded from the first day of admittance in the ICU until the day of discharge, therefore the episodes could have appeared at any time during the period between admittance and discharge of the patients.

Most studies of sARF in the critically ill population have focused on mortality and renal recovery at ICU and hospital discharge, therefore viewing sARF as an acute and short-term illness [ 3- 5, 8, 9, 11, 18, 21, 36].

There is limited knowledge about how a diabetes team handles a child and its family from admission to discharge, therefore the purpose of this study was to seek a deeper understanding of how the diabetes team's parent/child education process works, from admission to discharge, among families with a child newly diagnosed with type 1 diabetes.

Four or five different data sources were examined in the paper medical record compared with one at discharge; therefore poor documentation within individual sources in the paper medical record does not necessarily translate into poor cumulative availability when patients' paper medical records are considered as a whole.

First, our database was a National Health Service data set of information on hospital discharges; therefore, it contains scant clinical information (eg, pharmacologic treatment is not recorded).

Of these, 11 participants (3%) were lost to follow-up after discharge and therefore were censored one day after discharge.

Surrounding landscapes also influenced the variability of discharge and therefore the predictability of flows.

The other point often repeated by the Bush administration - that the president had been given an honourable discharge, and therefore could not have stinted on his attendance - has been questioned by several experts in military law.

The plasma of the RF barrier-torch discharge is therefore strongly non-isothermal even at such high operation pressure.