Sentence examples for ideal predicted from inspiring English sources
Results revealed that the female thin ideal predicted men's increased appearance schema activation and poorer cognitive performance on a visual-spatial task.
Results are provided as mean ± SD FiO2, inspired oxygen fraction; PEEP, positive end-expiratory pressure; mPaw, mean airway pressure; IPBW, ideal predicted body weight; SAPS II, Simplified Acute Physiology Score II; SOFA, Sepsis Organ Failure Assessment Score; V t, tidal volume.
By comparing the measured conductivity with a ideal predicted conductivity derived from the Nernst-Einstein equation and self diffusion coefficients the degree of ionic association of the anion and cation was determined and was observed to increase with salt concentration and temperature.
The issue is further confounded by the large number of correction formulae for weight adjustment (actual, adjusted, ideal, predicted, antimicrobial dosing body weights) that are mostly not based on clinical outcome studies, leaving the bedside practitioner unclear about the best approach [ 6, 29].
If you were Henry James, and, in January of 1895, your play "Guy Domville" opened and the audience booed, and H. G. Wells — a new reviewer, who, the previous week, had praised Oscar Wilde's "An Ideal Husband" — predicted for your play "an early deathbed," you would suffer the "most horrible hours" of your life and resolve to give up the theatre forever.
Ideal or predicted body weight was calculated using the different height values [30, 31].
These effects lead to severe distortions away from the ideal geometries predicted by simple VSEPR theory.
The differences between ideal and predicted constraints are minimized by goal programming.
However, the impact of depth on PXD residue was found highly significant as the p value <0.01 and this is an ideal situation predicted by the model.
In this ICU 100% of respondents knew that either ideal or predicted BW in used to calculate desired tidal volume as part of LPV.
Because it is well established that patients' lungs are well correlated with their height [3], accurate tidal volume setting should be based on ideal or predicted body weight that is functions of height and gender, rather than on actual weight to avoid acquired acute lung injury and ARDS [4 6] and to improve outcome [7].
