Sentence examples for intensive variability from inspiring English sources

Catchment hydrological processes have been greatly influenced by the intensive variability in land use/cover, precipitation and air temperature due to climate change and local human activities.

A lower level of performance was also reported in prior categorization training studies for nonnative compared with native sounds, even when using intensive high-variability training procedures over prolonged training periods (Lively et al. 1993; Callan et al. 2003; Golestani and Zatorre 2004).

The most commonly used methods for surgical site infection (SSI) surveillance are labor intensive, susceptible to variability, and relatively insensitive to SSI after hospital discharge (1 – 17 ).

Three months of intensive meditation training reduced variability in attentional processing of target tones and reduced reaction time variability.

BG: blood glucose; GV: glucose variability; IIT: intensive insulin treatment (target, 80 to 110 mg/dl); NICE-SUGAR: Normoglycemia in Intensive Care Evaluation - Surviving Using Glucose Algorithm Regulation; SAPS: Simplified Acute Physiology Score; SD: standard deviation; VISEP: Efficacy of Volume Substitution and Insulin Therapy in Severe Sepsis.

High nursing workload variability in intensive care units makes the planning of nursing manpower problematic.

Conclusion: Our results highlight the extent incidence of arrhythmia and blood pressure variability during intensive care unit night's shift probably due to the increased neuroendocrine stress response.

Numerous parameters interact to modify variability in intensive care.

BG: blood glucose; CI: confidence interval; GV: glycemic variability; ICU: intensive care unit; OR: odds ratio; SH: severe hypoglycemia.

This will support the management of complex treatments in the intensive care unit, reduce variability between physicians and help us in achieving clinical endpoints.

The strong association between glycemic variability and intensive care unit mortality was also described by Egi et al. (34) in a cohort of patients admitted to several Australian hospitals.