Finally, as we did not have precise data concerning the causes of cardiac arrest, there is a possibility that some of patients may have had sudden infant death syndrome.
Finally, there is a possibility that some patients may have had sudden infant death syndrome, which is a common etiology for arrest followed by trauma and respiratory disease [ 33], due to the lack of precise data on the causes of cardiac arrest.
The antipathy toward the French, brewing under the surface for years as a residue of more than 100 years of colonial rule, may have been sudden and violent, but more bizarre than the rabid Francophobia on display here has been the intense pro-American sentiment.
After a parts shortage caused a deficit of PlayStation 2 units in North America, Microsoft may have a sudden advantage.
If you put it on backwards, you'll find it's brightness severely limited and you may have the sudden urge to daven.
Interface debonding of large particles is unstable since the interface opening (and sliding) displacement(s) may have a sudden jump as the applied strain increases, which is called the catastrophic debonding.
In fact, most doctors highly recommend that you stay stoned all the time, just to make sure that you don't get worked up about stupid stuff like those maniac bikers who have taken over the city and whom you may have a sudden desire to abduct and torture slo--but that's for another time.
Symptoms may develop gradually with an increase in severity or may have a sudden onset.
A certain proportion of the home deaths may have been sudden in nature and therefore not reflective of a patient who is in a phase of anticipated decline in health.
