Sentence examples for discharged immediately from inspiring English sources
The women were discharged immediately and given no follow-up care, reports said.
If it was only partially pierced, I could be discharged immediately with an eye patch.
To determine the amount and duration of supplemental oral calcium for patients with varying clinical presentations discharged immediately after surgery for primary hyperparathyroidism.
We hypothesize that a significant amount of thermal energy could be stored and discharged immediately after complete wax melting via embedded metallic fin(s) in retarding paraffin solidification process and to facilitate sustainable heating and shipment.
Villavicencio ultimately spent 53 days in detention before a federal judge ordered in July that Villavicencio be discharged immediately.
Villavicencio was arrested and transferred to the Hudson County Correctional Center in New Jersey, where he was held for 53 days until a federal judge ordered that he be discharged immediately.
The immediate renal function test in our practice was used as a clinical guide to decide which patients, especially the high-risks patients (e.g. with single kidney or impaired renal function), were safe to discharge immediately or if further renal function monitoring was required.
Less than three weeks after the transplant, Keith was discharged and immediately took up a home program that included a few miles of running each morning.
In this stage, the DC-link capacitor discharges immediately after the fault, shown in Fig. 3a, and the expression could be given by: LCfrac{{{text{d}}^{2} u_{text{dc}} }}{{{text{d}}t^{2} }} + RCfrac{{{text{d}}u_{text{dc}} }}{{{text{d}}t}} + u_{text{dc}} = 0 (1).
7. Unlike most hospitals, our surgeon allowed the patient to play with his discharge immediately after the operation.
For example, if a mine or factory were discharging toxic chemicals into a river, the EPA could issue a compliance order telling the owner to halt the discharges immediately or face daily fines for violating the Clean Water Act.
