Sentence examples for extent of shock from inspiring English sources

This reduction was maintained (22.1%, p = 0.006) 24 hours after injury, and was associated with the extent of shock (pH (p = 0.009); lactate (p = 0.012) and base excess (p = 0.039)) at admission.

It also contains evidence of a minor extent of shock metamorphism, which indicates that the asteroid has been exposed to elevated temperatures during the accretion process (Scott et al. 1992).

Trauma patients are different with regard to injury type and severity, the extent of shock, volume of lost blood, underlying disease, and age.

In summary, perinatal exposure to BPA and NP, both at 0.1 mg/kg/day, affected the extent of shock-related behavior and affected responses to the disruption of the mono-aminergic system, although the direct mechanisms of these alterations remain unclear at present.

Today's Greek newspapers show the extent of the shock over yesterday's fatalities.

Paul Barber, chief executive of Brighton & Hove Albion FC, where Mr Grimstone worked as a groundsman, said: "It is hard to the find the right words to express the full extent of our shock and sadness at this time, but Matt and Jacob's family and friends are very much in our thoughts - along with all those who've been affected by this terrible tragedy".

On the other hand, lower-energy particles may be accelerated over a larger extent of the shock as suggested by the non-GLE SEP events in Table 2 that have poor connectivity in latitude or longitude.

Over the past years, several approaches to assess the extent of hypovolemic shock during early trauma resuscitation have been proposed.

However, the importance and reliability of vital signs to determine the presence and extent of hypovolemic shock have been questioned [ 4- 6, 13].

As an alternative, we have hypothesized that a classification based on the physiological parameter base deficit (BD) would be more appropriate to differentiate the presence and extent of hypovolemic shock in trauma patients.

When the two approaches to classify the extent of hypovolemic shock upon ED admission were compared, the new BD-based classification displayed a higher accuracy for discriminating the need for early blood products than the current ATLS classification of hypovolemic shock.