Sentence examples for ect I from inspiring English sources

Shortly after the course of ECT, I may experience difficulties remembering events that happened before and while I received ECT.

In return for agreeing to undergo one of several available protocols — either switching my medication or availing myself of ECT — I would get to stay at 4 Center as long as I needed at no cost.

In addition, for a short period following ECT, I may experience difficulty in learning and remembering new information (2008, 321).

Transmission: 5-speed electronically controlled automatic overdrive with intelligence (ECT-i).

The LS 400's new 4.0 liter 1UZ-FE 32-valve V8 engine, capable of 190 kW and 353 Nm of torque, was linked to a new four-speed automatic transmission with ECT-i electronically controlled shifts, super-flow torque converter and rear differential.

Therefore, the basic task assignment strategy of our new scheme is the ECT rule, i.e. the slot that can complete a data block (either a local or a REMOTE one) the earliest among all slots is assigned one.

In this research, two types of electrical capacitance tomography (ECT) sensors, i.e. 12-4-8 12-4-8 12-4-8trodes and 8-8 dual planes sensors, were designed and used to monitor the gas-solids flow inside a Wurster type fluidized bed.

I continued to have maintenance ECT until I moved to Dunedin for university.

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He had previously undergone ECT without anesthesia (i.e., unmodified ECT) for about 20 years, which was replaced with m-ECT because he developed a calcaneal fracture.

The external validity of these studies, however, is compromised by exclusion of depressive patients who are treated with ECT in real-world ECT practice, i.e. patients with a lower severity of major depression or a variety of co-morbid conditions [ 4, 5], or patients with extremely severe illness [ 4].