Sentence examples for onset of emergence from inspiring English sources

We remove Alliaria concurrent with the onset of emergence of the perennial herb community.

Relating onset of emergence to changes in respiration and heart rate, as well as blood pressure, also reflect effects of anesthesia but in a more complex manner being dependent on drug administration and clinical state of the patient.

The gate-width of emergence was taken as duration between the onset of emergence (first 2 h window in the day showing greater than 5% emergence) and the offset of emergence (last 2 h window showing greater than 5% emergence).

We used onset of behavioral movement as a surrogate marker for onset of emergence, and this has been used with other behavioral measures such as crying (or attempting to cry), gagging on an endotracheal tube, eye opening and looking around to describe awakening in neonates and infants (Bould et al., 2011 Pediatric Anesthesia).

The onset of emergence in flies from the selected populations was marginally delayed compared to the controls (Fig. 1a); however, the pre-adult development time (Fig. 1b) and pre-adult survivorship (Fig. 1c) of the selected and control populations did not differ.

Their low blood and tissue solubility enables rapid onset of and emergence from anaesthesia, thus enhancing patient safety and comfort.

Although the overall incidence of C. gattii disease in the United States remains low, an increasing number of cases in California, Oregon, Washington, and now North Carolina among immunocompetent and immunocompromised individuals raise the possibility that these represent the onset of an emergence in the temperate climate of the Western United States.

If onset of sleep is delayed, so is onset of growth hormone release.

The onset of the overall emergence and northward tilting of central Crete was accompanied by the deposition of the continental Agia Galini Formation (AGF) during early Late Pliocene to Early Pleistocene time.

Methoxyflurane is an extremely potent and highly lipid soluble anesthetic agent, characterized by very slow induction (onset of action) and emergence (offset or dissipation) times.

Exploring the molecular background behind the suppression of dentate granule cells may be helpful for gaining a better understanding of the late-onset emergence of manifestations of schizophrenia.