Sentence examples for failure has increased from inspiring English sources

One consequence is that the rate of postsurgery kidney failure has increased sharply, a costly and life-threatening complication.

Introduction: National priority heart transplantation for severe acute heart failure has increased.

National priority heart transplantation for severe acute heart failure has increased, leading to a change in the population of heart-transplant recipients (older patients with more comorbidities).

The need for mechanical assistance of the failing heart, whether acute after a myocardial infarction or permanent in patients with end-stage heart failure, has increased with improvements in medical therapy and a growing aged population.

The use of noninvasive positive-pressure ventilation (NIPPV) for acute respiratory failure has increased over the last two decades [1,2] and has shown a benefit in the treatment of acute respiratory failure due to chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), congestive heart failure (CHF), and in immunocompromised patients [3-12].

Since 2006 the rate of honey bee colony failure has increased significantly.

Famine, hunger, poverty and economic failure have increased beyond measure, at least in this corner of the world, where the Sept. 11 plans were hatched, while climate change has set off enormous floods and drought brings untold misery to millions in unexpected places.

Family caregivers of patients with chronic kidney failure have increased burden, as reflected by their high frequency of physical and mental disturbances.

To determine if patients with autonomic failure have increased sleep disturbances and if multiple system atrophy (MSA) and pure autonomic failure (PAF) patients have frequent arousals from sleep associated with an attenuated heart rate (HR) response compared to healthy volunteers.

"They will squeak something out, but the odds of failure have increased," said Chris Lowe, chief economist for FTN Financial and one of the economists surveyed.

The role of vasopressin in patients with heart failure has been studied as far back as 1968, when Yamane (1968) reported that 50% of patients with advanced heart failure have increased vasopressin levels.