Sentence examples for frequent manipulations from inspiring English sources

Frequent manipulations during DC use may predispose the endoluminal route to DC colonization.

Infants with volvulus had significantly more frequent manipulations with rectal tubes for flatulence, but there were no differences in the frequency of enemas, abdominal massage or defecation.

CVL-dysfunction also needs frequent manipulations such as repeated attempts to infuse or withdraw blood; this may increase the chances of infection in immunocompromised patients.

These include insertion site, duration of catheterization, type of dressing, type of catheter, frequent manipulations, improper aseptic techniques, number of catheter lumens, type of topical antiseptic solution used and use of the catheter for TPN.

It is known that vixens are very sensitive during the first days after birth and frequent manipulations during this period can lead to behavioural disorders, which often results in the loss of complete litters.

We observed on these images the presence of the epithelial layer, but epithelium was most of the time degraded or absent when received in our laboratory, certainly due to too frequent manipulations or important storage periods in the tissue bank.

A notable characteristic of bariatric surgery is the frequent manipulation of the bowel.

Duration of catheterization, frequent manipulation of catheter, catheter location, catheter type, underlying diseases, suppression of immune system, and types of fluids administered through the catheter are significant risk factors in development of BSIs [2].

Some individual studies have suggested that frequent manipulation of ventriculostomies is a risk factor for VAI [ 2, 49].

We tested the association of single exposures with being a case, and tested combined variables as invasive measures and those exposures that led to frequent manipulation.

Frequent manipulation of the cervix during AI may initiate a local, acute inflammatory reaction along with an altered contractility of the genital tract that would interfere with the transport of gametes and embryos.