Sentence examples for marked prolongation of from inspiring English sources
Polysomnographic assessment during this stage showed marked prolongation of WASO on the expense of reduction in TST, decreased SE, and increased SSTI.
Previously we found marked prolongation of CP speckle retention time upon stabilization of F-actin induced by Jas.
Indeed, in unadjusted analyses for both cohorts, responders had marked prolongation of PFS than nonresponders.
CS is a "synthetic heparin" which causes marked prolongation of blood clotting time and also increases fibrinolytic activity of the blood.
In this study, CMAP amplitude was decreased; regarding the first electrophysiological finding in the early phase of CIP [ 2, 6, 16] and marked prolongation of latency values appeared in the first 24 hours of sepsis.
The most striking observation was that immunotherapy was associated with easy and repeated reinduction of remission and marked prolongation of survival after first relapse when compared with immunotherapy plus chemotherapy.
Besides genetic disorders and pharmacologic agents that can cause marked prolongation or shortening of the QT interval [18], other factors associated with less extreme QT interval variability in the general population include age, sex, hypertension, body mass index, low-calorie diets, electrolytes [19] [20], and common genetic variants [21].
The belated discovery that the antimalarial halofantrine causes marked QT prolongation and sudden death, 4 well after its registration by several regulatory authorities, has focused attention on the potential cardiotoxicity of the antimalarial drugs.
After optimization of route and titer, we then treated a total of 20 animals that all showed marked amelioration of the phenotype and spectacular prolongation of the lifespan.
He experienced no episode of syncope or cardiac arrest, but his preoperative electrocardiography (ECG) showed marked QTc interval prolongation (631 ms) and Tp-e interval prolongation (126 ms).
We report that sevoflurane not only caused marked QTc interval prolongation but also increased transmural dispersion of repolarization in a patient with long QT syndrome 3 (LQT3).
