Sentence examples for intensive maneuvers from inspiring English sources

This hypothesis states that most of the collapsed lung tissue observed in ARDS can be reversed at an acceptable clinical cost, potentially resulting in better lung protection, but requiring more intensive maneuvers.

In support of this claim, several studies found smaller genomes in birds and bats compared with other eutherian mammals (Hughes and Hughes 1995; Van den Bussche et al. 1995), and hummingbirds, which engage in very energy-intensive maneuvers such as hovering flight, have the smallest genomes among birds studied thus far (Gregory et al. 2009).

During the first attack wave, despite intensive evasive maneuvers that caused most of the bombs and torpedoes aimed at her to miss, Yamato was hit by two armor-piercing bombs and one torpedo.

Moreover, while speech and language therapists have employed a variety of labor intensive compensatory maneuvers to treat chronic dysphagia, there is very little evidence of their effectiveness [5].

Patients were randomized to an intensive alveolar recruitment maneuver (ARM) or a moderate ARM strategy.

Professional ballet dancers undergo intensive training, with specific maneuvers that expose their ankles to tremendous and somewhat unique stresses.

Is PEEP different from other therapeutic maneuvers in the intensive care unit setting?

Instead, it focused on an intensive and sometimes highly personal diplomatic maneuver.

The reality is you do not have much room to maneuver in a highly intensive, politically ridden organization.

Since the maneuver was individualized and applied in a more intensive fashion than in previous studies, we tried also to provide a more precise, bedside estimation of lung recruitability in a general population of patients with early ARDS.

Additional maneuvers appear to have only a small effect, although more intensive interventions are marginally more effective than minimal interventions (3).