Sentence examples for insufficient changes from inspiring English sources
During protective mechanical ventilation for early ARDS, partly because of insufficient changes in pleural pressure, ΔRESPPP performance was poor.
A study monitoring dietary habits in Scotland from 2001 to 2009 concluded that insufficient changes had taken place to have a significant impact on public health [ 5].
In our population of patients with early ARDS who were receiving protective mechanical ventilation, partly because of insufficient changes in pleural pressure, ΔRESPPP performed poorly in predicting fluid responsiveness.
In two prospective studies, the poor predictive performance of ΔrespPP has been attributed to insufficient changes in transpulmonary and pleural pressure [ 10, 12], which are related to protective ventilation and altered pulmonary compliance.
While advances continue to be made in instrumentation and miniaturization for analyzing bacterial samples, high background, very large statistical variability, and insufficient changes from controls make many cytometry-based bacteria/antibiotic combinations appear unquantifiable.
The laser would then remove less actual tissue during the procedure, leading to an insufficient change in vision.
But what inmates saw as insufficient change and follow-up prompted the new protest, which has been planned for months.
The baggage clerk recalled that the taxi-driver had lugged the parcel into the terminal for the woman, and then — proving himself a singular example of his species — had broken a ten-dollar bill for her when it developed that the clerk had insufficient change.
Most of the monsoon rainfall moves away from the study area as surface runoff, which is clearly shown by insufficient change in water quality.
There may be insufficient change in their CD4 count to make a significant change in their QoL.
Two solutions for avoiding insufficient change in known-phylogeny experiments with viruses are to allow evolution to proceed for a relatively long time, and to evolve the phylogeny under conditions of continuous-growth (e.g. in a chemostat) where very many generations can occur in a single day.
