Sentence examples for physiological compromise from inspiring English sources

To this end, several studies have attempted to identify simpler to use (biochemical and physiological) markers that reflect physiological compromise, in order to predict morbidity and mortality [[6] [13]].

For a more impartial evaluation of surgical timing and its effect on mortality and morbidity, a comparison between patients of equal predicted morbidity and mortality rates at admission and different surgical time points was conducted to exclude confounding factors such as differing physiological compromise and medical comorbidities.

The accumulation of approximately 250 ml of fluid is required to enlarge the cardiac silhouette on a chest radiograph, but the accumulation of only 100 200 ml of fluid/blood within the pericardial space can result in physiological compromise and cardiac tamponade.

Mortality is the ultimate cost, but it bears information only on the extreme cases of physiological compromise, below which costs may remain undetected.

In this context, biomarkers that detect physiological compromise might be useful as predictors of psychosocial distress and its negative consequences.

The remodelling suggests an important physiological compromise between structural and hydraulic architecture necessary for extensive alteration of biomass and helps to demonstrate the power of improving our perspective of cell and tissue architecture.

Hydraulic and mechanical constraints can be seen as coupled functions and, to a large extent, physiological compromises that have to be met for adaptive modification of the plant body.

The similarity in plasma osmolality values observed between the LD and HD suggests that physiological compromises took place in order to preserve plasma osmolality and volume.

Physiological microvasculature compromises endothelial cells (ECs) and in addition supportive cells, termed mural cells, to ensure controlled permeability, contraction, and stability and to supply growth factors.

There is now increasing evidence that several cation-permeable transient receptor potential (TRP) channels, most notably of the vanilloid (TRPV) subfamily, can influence physiological systems compromised in sepsis, and may represent potential therapeutic targets.

Aging is associated with a wide variety of physiological changes that compromise the ability of the body to respond to stress or change, and ultimately contribute to morbidity and mortality.