Foam formation can cause various operational disturbances and severe damage to equipment, such as the encrustation of reactor walls, failures of feeders and recirculation pumps, contamination of gas and condensate pipes, and failures of measuring sensors, and, thus, problems in process control [7, 13].
The failure rate of measuring INRs by the CoaguChek XS was 2% in our study.
The study limitations include the relatively small size of the study, and the failure to measure other endpoints of cardioprotection such as LVEF and major adverse cardiovascular events.
Countries also need to monitor the course of the dementia epidemic for changes in prevalence and incidence that might indicate success or failure of measures.
This was a direct consequence of the failure to measure an improvement in blood culture performance through feedback to the general clinical staff.
Obviously, this sexual pressure had something to do with what I thought of — and still half think of — as a failure to measure up.
In real-world applications, permanent structural changes and failures of measuring equipment can lead to a situation in which a selected model becomes unusable.
Yet "Let Us Now Praise Famous Men" is a book of wonders — an untamable American classic in the same line as "Leaves of Grass" and "Moby-Dick," a book whose failures of measure and common sense are necessary to its peculiar kind of success.
These patients had similar severity of illness scores and a similar degree of respiratory failure (as measured by Pediatric Risk of Mortality scores and PaO2 FiO2 ratios).
Figure 5 presents the analysis of four parameters, longitudinal level, track gauge, twist, and cant of the failure spot, measuring a 200-m distance.
