Sentence examples for durably affected from inspiring English sources
Past and ongoing controversies in France may have played — and may still play — a part in this distrust: the decision to suspend the school-based hepatitis B vaccination program in 1998 (Larson and Heymann, 2010) and the 2009 pandemic vaccination campaign might have durably affected GPs' trust in health authorities.
Scandals may also have a greater virtue: they call attention to moral issues and durably affect how consumers and stakeholders evaluate organisations.
Taking the measurements necessary to construct a single PV curve without changing the PEEP level, either by super syringe or by constant flow method, does not durably affect gas exchange and haemodynamic parameters in a population of ARDS patients.
The selection of statin-naïve patients was appropriate but may have hindered some of their potential findings, especially if a prolonged pretreatment period is needed to durably affect outcomes.
In conclusion, using a preclinical approach, the present study shows that ketamine exposure during cortical maturation durably affects the integration of GABAergic interneurons by reducing their survival and differentiation.
VP curve measurements did not significantly and durably affect the oxygenation or haemo-dynamics parameters in the group as a whole, although two out of 17 patients did have a sustained improvement in oxygenation with the constant flow method.
The generation of a single pulmonary PV curve, whether one uses the super syringe or the constant flow method, does not significantly and durably affect oxygenation and haemodynamic parameters in ARDS patients.
It is possible that taking a static pressure-volume (PV) measurement could durably affect oxygenation and thus interfere with early evaluation of a therapeutic intervention delivered just after that measurement.
This is an album of sensitive touch and softly rippling atmosphere, but its core is durably clear.
"We must eat more durably and equitably".
