Sentence examples for fluid introduction from inspiring English sources
All the stuff about the father of Tess/Trishna and his delusions of family grandeur is jettisoned in favour of a fast, fluid introduction that actually centres on Jay: rich, a little conceited, but quite decent and high-minded.
Fluid introduction through a rotating fluid distributor was found to give superior hydrodynamic characteristics in the 30 cm and 150 cm diameter column compared to using the local stirrer in both the 60 cm and 150 cm diameter columns.
In contrast, during fluid introduction through a rotating distributor no dead zones were observed, and residence time distribution tests showed that plate numbers remained constant or increased slightly as flow rate was raised from 200 cm h−1 to 470 cm h−1.
Haemodynamic intradialytic hypotension was defined as the occurrence of one episode of hypotension requiring one or more of the following interventions from the clinicians in charge: interruption of fluid removal, introduction of norepinephrine or increase in its dose, administration of volume expansion or interruption of RRT.
Because there is no, or little attenuation of the mother's voice, speech and language inside the amniotic fluid (see Introduction), many of their regular, non-random, spectral and temporal characteristics are present.
Studies of the potential for fiber accumulation in tissues and body fluids following introduction of asbestos to the alimentary canal have provided seemingly contradictory observations.
Introduction: Fluid resuscitation forms the mainstream to ameliorate impaired oxygen delivery during hemorrhagic shock.
Introduction Fluid challenge (FC) is commonly used to increase cardiac index and oxygen delivery.
Introduction Fluid management is one of the most difficult tasks in critical care medicine.
Introduction: Fluid overload, and also its variations, is known to jeopardize the outcome of ICU patients.
Introduction: Fluid administration to maintain organ perfusion is a common practice in critically ill patients.
