Sentence examples for origin requiring from inspiring English sources

e. Persistent and/or recurrent fever of unknown origin requiring antibiotics therapy beyond 7 days.

In this context, it is important to note that placental tissue can be fetal or maternal in origin requiring the two types of tissue to be individually characterized with respect to MSC function.

Adult patients over 18 years of age were prospectively screened and considered eligible if two of three criteria for AHF were met: (1) LVEF ≤40%; (2) acute pulmonary oedema or respiratory failure of predominantly cardiac origin requiring mechanical ventilation, including noninvasive ventilation; and (3) currently receiving inotropes and/or vasopressors.

We conducted a prospective, randomised, controlled, open-label, pilot clinical trial in 40 patients fulfilling two of the following three criteria for AHF: (1) left ventricular ejection fraction <40%, (2) acute pulmonary oedema or respiratory failure of predominantly cardiac origin requiring mechanical ventilation and (3) currently receiving vasopressor and/or inotropic support.

Local content requirements are too high, and the rules of origin required for product eligibility were created decades before the development of today's value chains, which involve many countries specializing in fragmented tasks.

The proliferation of anchorage-dependent cells of mesenchymal origin requires the attachment of the cells to substrates.

Peculiar behaviour of materials of biological origin requires not only a specific approach in determining the parameters but also a specific setup of simulations.

At the same time, lack of data about photoluminescence properties of various MNCM is evident and determination of the MNCM luminescence origin requires further studies.

Class 2 events, which have different characteristics and co-relate with a high value of the geomagnetic index might, on the other hand, be associated with leakage from inside the magnetosphere, These possibilities of origin require further detailed study.

Indeed, the SSG (1976) argue that claiming that traits have a selective origin requires that there are genes "for" them; Wilson's apparent acceptance that traits may often have a strong cultural component is said to be an error, since if this is true then evolutionary theory tells us nothing about the origin of such traits.

If we inquire into the origin of the universe, it may be suggested (1) that it simply began without reason, (2) that it was somehow self-creating, or (3) that its origin requires a prior cause which in turn calls for an infinite causal chain.