Sentence examples for possible prolongation of from inspiring English sources
This delay seems mainly induced by the use of sedatives and neuromuscular blockers often required during the TH use, leading to a possible prolongation of mechanical ventilation and hospitalization durations, and consequently of ICU costs.
b) Remaining short reads are candidates for possible prolongation of the longest one, creating a new fused string.
That was a case series of eight patients where three had serial apheresis treatments with a possible prolongation of the pregnancy as a result.
Maintaining quality of life (QoL) is the main goal for these patients, together with symptom control and, if possible, prolongation of life.
Because of the safety of PPV and the possible prolongation of OS, a clinical trial of PPV in advanced or recurrent cervical cancer patients who have received prior platinum-based chemotherapy is merited.
Therefore, a subject for future investigation with a possible prolongation of the period of treatment to 7 or 14 days to more accurately define the preclinical significance of the in vivo data herein observed.
In contrast however, it is possible that prolongation of pregnancy may increase rather than decrease the risk of disability by continuing fetal exposure to inflammatory cytokines, which have also been implicated in the genesis of neurological damage [ 4] and chronic lung disease [ 5].
Needless to say, the final impeachment would be carried out with the utmost sobriety, since the French Delegation is anxious to avoid, as far as possible, any unnecessary prolongation of the proceedings.
In cases beyond these conditions, we performed RFA on patients who were likely to benefit from this procedure for possible cure or prolongation of life.
One possible solution is the temporal prolongation of the treatment.
Possible advantages due to limited prolongation of pregnancy should be carefully weighed against the increased risks for maternal and foetal complications (abruptio placentae, acute renal failure, pulmonary oedema, DIC, perinatal and maternal death) [ 10].
