Sentence examples for frequent discharge from inspiring English sources

The most common final discharge diagnosis in adults was HF (N = 40/88), and for pediatric patients, pneumonia was the most frequent discharge diagnosis (N = 16/29).

The detection and isolation of E. coli and V. parahaemolyticus, V. cholerae and S. enterica from Meenachil river basin indicates the frequent discharge of sewage containing pathogenic microorganisms into the riverine ecosystem.

As long-duration storages with frequent discharge, a lead-acid (LA) battery, a lithium ion (Li-ion) battery, and two flow batteries, zinc bromite (ZiBr) and vanadium redox (V-redox), were compared.

Painful conditions involving the chest, abdomen and back were the most frequent discharge diagnostic categories.

Table 2 shows the 10 most frequent discharge diagnoses; reflux was the 7th most common diagnosis.

Since heart failure (HF) is a frequent discharge diagnosis it is important to look for any opportunity to improve outcomes.

That requires quickly starting the engine when the light turns green, and that means frequent discharges of large amounts of current.

Storage tank foundations with frequent discharges and filling or road embankments under repeated traffic loads are examples of foundations subjected to the cyclic loading with the amplitude well below their allowable bearing capacity.

Documentation from the mine shows frequent discharges of waste water with illegal levels of pollutants, including manganese, total suspended solids, sulfates, iron, and acidic water, all in violation of the Clean Water Act and the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System NPDESS) permit for the mine.

Therefore, only large volcanic lightning events are found while small but more frequent discharges are not detected (Behnke et al. 2014), although detection can occur over very large distances.

Zinc bromine flow battery has advantage of high energy density, low cost and frequent deep discharge, but it also has the problem of high self-discharge rate caused by electrode reaction producing complex.