Sentence examples for optimal responding from inspiring English sources

The observed trend of less optimal responding in non-melancholic depression did not, however, reach significance but may benefit from a focus in future studies.

Also, optimal responding was found to be reduced in the melancholic group compared to the control group, as evidenced by decreased mean discriminability on neutral signal blocks.

Severity of these poisonings can be explained by a refractory cardiogenic shock not responding to optimal conventional treatment.

This paper aims to present a practical approach to the stage D HF patient who is no longer responding to optimal medical therapy.

Strain conferred a performance advantage in all groups, with the exception of Oprm1−/− mice, probably because these animals were already responding at optimal levels.

This is a retrospective cohort study of 17 patients admitted over a 10-year period for prolonged cardiac arrest or refractory shock following a drug overdose and not responding to optimal conventional treatment.

The high survival rate (76%) reported in this setting supports ECLS as an efficient rescue treatment in a subset of patients with drug-induced circulatory failure not responding to optimal conventional treatment.

In our practice, patients with refractory cardiac arrest, defined as an absence of return to spontaneous circulation after continuous cardio-pulmonary resuscitation over at least 45 minutes or refractory shock, defined as shock not responding to optimal conventional treatment, were candidates for ECLS support [ 23].

These data suggest two conclusions: first, 72% of severe patients had a favourable outcome in association with optimization of conventional treatment; and second, there is a need for more aggressive treatment in the subset of patients not responding to optimal conventional treatment.

Under Scott Creek decision rules, YOY on the American are all too big to be predicted to mature but are all are big enough to be predicted to smolt, meaning that our model predicts the observed life histories of American River fish if they were responding to optimal decision rules evolved in coastal California.

The following study investigated (1) if stress exposure increases inflammatory proteins/Hsp72 in subcutaneous adipose tissue (SQ) due to its optimal position to respond during "fight or flight"; and (2) the contribution of catecholamines and corticosterone to the response.