Sentence examples for effect of asphyxia from inspiring English sources

The detective who oversaw the investigation into the student's death, Inspector Mick Jones, warned those who take the substance to "think again" and added: "The effect of asphyxia through inhalation could happen on the first occasion it is used or after repeated use.

Out of 213 metabolites that could be quantified, 45 analytes and 11 ratios were found to be significant at p-values<0.01. Figure 2a illustrates the corrected p-value distribution due to the effect of asphyxia.

Of interest we found persistent effect of asphyxia evaluated as Apgar score and hypothermia at the admission on high lactate incidence.

In 1948 he received a research fellowship to investigate the effects of asphyxia and jaundice in newborn mice, which led to his interest in the prevention of cerebral palsy.

The aim of the current study was to evaluate the effects of asphyxia and resuscitation with different oxygen concentrations on the plasma metabolites in newborn piglets.

It is unlikely that neuronal Na/H exchange contributes to the effects of asphyxia or to the actions of MIA and amiloride seen in the present study.

'A post mortem examination has shown that Sally died as a result of asphyxia,' he said.

"And as a result of asphyxia, throttling, strangling, has caused her death?" Again, Dr Nagle agreed.

The finding of a stronger effect for asphyxia deaths requires confirmation and research into possible mechanisms.

A potential renoprotective effect of theophylline in perinatal asphyxia has been assessed in three randomized, placebo-controlled clinical trials [ 94- 96], including a total of 171 term neonates.

The possible explanation for the lack of effect of hypothermia was that 8 min of asphyxia was not long enough to demonstrate deleterious effects of systematic cytokine release.