Sentence examples for incidence of compression from inspiring English sources

The incidence of compression conditions, porosity and polymer degradation on human growth hormone (hGH) release from PLGA implantable tablets was evaluated with the aim of gaining insight in the mechanism involved in drug delivery from biodegradable matrices.

Process-focused outcomes included chest compression depth, chest compression rate, no-flow fraction, preshock pause, postshock pause, and incidence of chest compression incomplete release.

While smoking itself is a risk factor for the development of ulnar nerve compression at the elbow, the number of cigarettes smoked does not appear to be related to the incidence of nerve compression.

To determine the incidence of popliteal vein compression in supine patients, who are under general anaesthesia and using heel elevators.

Localised pathological processes at the elbow do not appear to contribute to the incidence of ulnar nerve compression.

The incidence of spinal cord compression by lymphoma reported in the literature varies between 1% and 7%.

The odds ratio for gender does indicate a higher incidence of ulnar nerve compression in males but the confidence limit does not support this conclusion.

Mondelli performed a retrospective study based on electromyography and estimated the standardised yearly incidence of ulnar nerve compression at the elbow at 20.9 per 100,000 [ 7].

In a British series of 333 patients with advanced GCT, the incidence of vena cava compression was 9.3%, of whom 29% had a thrombo-embolic complication and one patient died of pulmonary embolism (Hassan et al, 1999).

The incidence of nerve root compression in lumbar vertebral columns was 21%% in when patients had their columns in neutral position, 15.4 % in flexion, and 33.3 % in the extension [ 34].

The incidence of metastatic spinal cord compression (MSCC) is increasing, paralleling increasing life expectancy of patients.