Sentence examples similar to ill preserved from inspiring English sources

Thus it is in towns that both extremists and the armed forces increasingly find recruits, which bodes ill for preserving moderate views inside the army.

Dr. Fry and his colleagues were given permission to dissect jaw tissue from a terminally ill lizard and preserve the heads of two dead lizards for later study.

Referendum 71 asks voters to approve or reject a bill passed by the Legislature and signed by the governor this spring that would extend to same-sex couples scores of rights currently reserved for married spouses, including ensuring extended work leave for people with critically ill partners and preserving pension benefits for the surviving partner in the event of the other's death.

Dopexamine is increasingly being used in high-risk surgical and critically ill patients to preserve hepatosplanchnic and renal perfusion.

Introduction: Intravenous glutamine can have beneficial effects on critically ill patients by preserving gut barrier and improving immune function.

This is also the first report to show that HS but not LPS induces HSP72 mRNA, mHSP72, and lHSP72 of critically ill patients, still preserving a similar PBMCs' response to stress to the one of healthy individuals.

To our knowledge, this is the first randomized parallel intervention study to suggest that EMS can prevent the development of CIPNM in critically ill patients and preserve the muscle strength as assessed with the MRC score, thus potentially providing a preventive tool for this condition.

The function of intestinal L cells and K cells seems to be preserved in critically ill patients.

In our study, we aim to establish whether or not the propofol and dexmedetomidine effect of gastric emptying is preserved in critically ill patients.

How can an ill executive preserve authority and reduce responsibility?

This data was compared with previously published meropenem PK data from 10 critically ill adult patients not on ECMO (preserved renal function (n = 5) or receiving renal replacement therapy (RRT) (n = 5).