Sentence examples for large volume of fluid from inspiring English sources
In patients with type II diabetes, high blood glucose concentrations can lead to very severe and prolonged hyperglycemia and to marked polyuria, with the loss of a large volume of fluid and a very high serum osmolality.
The factors associated with respiratory complications by univariate analysis (p < 0.2) were large volume of fluid, large amount of transfusion, and requiring inotrope.
Abdominal CT was performed urgently, which revealed accumulation of a large volume of fluid that seemed to be the irrigation fluid in the peritoneal cavity and retroperitoneum (Fig. 3).
They find that an increase of atmospheric pressure causes reductions of velocity nearby water wells whereas increases in velocity far from wells, proposing that the polarity of velocity change (i.e., positive or negative velocity change) due to surface loading will be controlled by whether or not a large volume of fluid exists nearby fracture zones.
Moreover, these additional sessions permitted rapid removal of the large volume of fluid given for resuscitation once circulatory failure had been corrected.
The site of injection, the existence of a vascular connection between the two flow pathways and the large volume of fluid injected would support an equal distribution of excess fluid in both pathways.
Fault zones have the capacity to be hydraulic conduits within upper crustal levels, allowing migration of large volume of fluids through shallow and deeper geological environments.
Most patients with crush injury are in a state of hypotension and need intravenous administration of a large volume of fluids, including artificial plasma, 5% glucose, NaHCO3, aescigenin, and human serum albumin.
Whereas the fastest marathon runners do not consume large volume of fluids and become dehydrated during the race, some slower runners may conversely overhydrate, 99 with an associated risk of 'water intoxication' (ie, hyponatraemia).
Ingesting large volumes of fluid may cause gastrointestinal (GI) discomfort, impeding performance.
Potentially large volumes of fluid may be administered to achieve desired endpoints [61].
