Sentence examples for making in weaning from inspiring English sources

Decision making in weaning is mostly taken by MDs (91%).

Previous studies exploring interprofessional responsibility for ventilation and weaning decision making in Australia, New Zealand, and Denmark found that physicians and nurses actively collaborated in the management of ventilation and weaning, generally in the absence of protocols [ 5- 8].

Earlier official support of, and appeals to, India's princes and great landowners had proved fruitful, especially since the inception of the crown raj in 1858, and more concerted efforts were made in 1919 and 1935 to wean minorities and India's educated elite away from revolution and noncooperation.

This prospective multicenter study aimed to demonstrate that systemic administration of low-dose steroids during resuscitation of brain-dead donors makes vasopressor weaning possible in 25% of patients and also decreases by more than 15% the quantity of vasopressors needed to control circulatory failure.

The potential benefits of pEGF-secreting L. lactis in weaning transition stage should make it acceptable as an alternative therapy for farm animals during specific stages of development.

Cardiac dysfunction plays a critical role in weaning outcome.

Phase II included intubated or tracheotomized patients in weaning failure.

And maybe that's a first step in weaning myself off this low-level entertainment.

It's amazing how much more relaxed you are the second time around, and that has undoubtedly made weaning Hal much less stressful than weaning Georgia was.

After completion of LTx, attempts were made to wean the patient off the ECMO system.

Despite the progress made in this election cycle, Pakistan was not without its struggles, which isn't surprising for a nation weaned on war.