Sentence examples for overload I from inspiring English sources

There are often signs of right ventricular overload (i.e., dilatation of the right ventricle, dilatation of inferior vena cava and hepatic veins).

Specifically, given the gain N, the number of LCS signatures can exceed N, resulting in a system overload, i.e., β>1.

The advent of internet has led to a significant growth in the amount of information available, resulting in information overload, i.e. individuals have too much information to make a decision.

Treatment with siGFP did not affect the typical changes of the left ventricle induced by pressure overload (i.e. increases of left ventricle thickness, cardiomyocyte diameter and interstitial fibrosis).

The patients were selected to have left ventricular volume overload, i. e., expanded EDVI.

The resulting ion overload (i.e., Ca2+) is particularly neurotoxic, leading to the activation of enzymes that degrade proteins, membranes, and nucleic acids.

Thinking about utopia has been possible only when the historical reality of situations, societies and states has appeared totally overloaded, i.e. providing no opening, no way out towards a different horizon.

Even for flat fading the system is significantly overloaded, i.e., β RD =2.

The categories of degradation phenomena considered are those two typical of structures, that is progressive degradation of structural characteristics and cumulative damage due to point overloads; i.e., earthquakes.

See related research article Prediction of volume responsiveness is an important issue in critically ill patients because clinicians must find the best compromise between central blood volume depletion and volume overloading (i.e. two opposing conditions potentially associated with poor outcome).

A penny will not stop a short circuit or overloading (i.e. you have no protection from an electrical fire).