Compared with propofol infusions, midazolam infusions have been associated with a decreased occurrence of hypotension but a more variable time course for recovery of function after the cessation of the infusion.
This in turn reduces the temperature gradient that drives jet stream winds, causing the jet stream to become weaker and more variable in its course.
Theoretically, a higher proportion of vascular access site problems in women might be associated with more increased body mass index or more variable femoral vein course.
Purpose: To evaluate the effect of trabeculotomy employing probes with curvatures more closely corresponding to variable course of Schlemm's canal.
This may be because fixations that were not clear enough were not coded, and this can appear to be slightly more subjective in high-quality data sets, where the data quality is a bit more variable across the time course of the experiment (due to head motion and/or data loss).
Becker muscular dystrophy (BMD) runs a more variable and usually more benign course.
This contrasts with the results of other recent studies [ 5, 6] performed in critically ill patients in which CIT levels appear more variable at admission and in the course of the disease.
Furthermore, in comparison to hypertension that follows a more predictive, progressive course, the clinical course for psoriasis as measured by medications is much more variable over several years.
On-reef levels were more variable during the mid-morning and decreased over the course of the transect (Fig. 2b).
Unlike the steady loss of "global" cognition, throughout the course of AD, behavioral symptoms are more variable, with different types of BPSD seen among patients.
The course and duration of the convalescent stage are more variable, but most patients describe persistent fatigue and limited tolerance for exercise for at least several months.
