Sentence examples for incidence of trigger from inspiring English sources

This study demonstrated a benefit from the use of a custom thermoplastic splint for an isolated incidence of trigger finger based on chosen outcome measures.

Table 2 Incidence of triggers in retrospective study N = 200 Trigger n % A. Environmental/climatic  1.

Table 3 Incidence of triggers in prospective study (at 3 months) N = 186 No. of migraine spells = 1,563 (i.e. 2.8 Spells/subject/month) Trigger Migraine spells n = 1,563 % A. Environmental/climatic  1.

The incidence of trigger- and AE-positive charts was documented, and the sensitivity and specificity of the tool to identify charts with AEs were determined.

The spatial incidence of landslides, triggered by an extreme rainfall in a study area, was modeled by logistic regression.

Proportional assist ventilation with load-adjustable gain factors (PAV +) decreases the incidence of ineffective triggering in unselected patients but its effect on refractory asynchrony during PSV is unknown.

This study was carried out in 200 children (7 15 years) with migraine from a metropolitan city in Eastern India, both retrospectively and prospectively, with headache diaries to note the incidence of various triggers.

Recently, de Wit and colleagues [ 12] showed that, in patients with a high incidence of ineffective triggering (> 10% of all breaths) (as derived from ventilator waveform tracings), duration of mechanical ventilation is significantly longer compared with patients with a lower incidence of ineffective triggering.

The fact that neuronal bursts can be triggered by a wide range of sensory stimuli across broad areas of the brain [ 3, 4] suggests that the higher incidence of bursts triggered by heel lance reflects the intensity of the input rather than any specific discrimination of stimulus modality.

Conclusion: Our preliminary data suggest that: (1) PAV + reduces the incidence of refractory ineffective triggering; (2) patients exposed to refractory ineffective triggering during PSV seem characterized by rapid shallow breathing despite high ventilatory support, questioning the tolerance of both ventilatory modes.

Experiments were focused on the incidence of automaticity and triggered activity in pulmonary vein sleeve tissues.