Sentence examples for predictable recovery from inspiring English sources
Comparator studies have also been reported that confirm the rapid and predictable recovery that is achieved when using remifentanil [ 14, 15, 21, 25].
While some authors point out that tear size is not an important contributor to outcomes or overall satisfaction with surgery [ 1- 6], others [ 7- 10] report that larger tears have a less predictable recovery of strength and function and are associated with more residual disability.
Remifentanil is a short-acting opioid with a predictable rapid recovery [ 1].
Among various opioids, remifentanil, a selective μ-opioid agonist, is widely administered due to its rapid onset, short acting period and predictable rapid recovery [ 1].
They usually have a predictable course of recovery and hence provide an ideal model to look at the effects of acute fluid loading on vitamin D levels.
Inhaled volatile anaesthetics remain the most widely used drugs for maintenance of general anaesthesia because of their ease of administration and predictable intraoperative and recovery characteristics.
As stated earlier, the model of CPB was chosen because, patients undergoing routine elective cardiac surgery are not acutely unwell, hemodilution is an integral aspect of cardiopulmonary bypass (CPB) which is cleared subsequently and these patients usually, have a predictable course of recovery.
But anyway, this gives me an occasion to talk about why the sluggish recovery was predictable — and predicted.
The impact of extreme storms on shoreline recession and subsequent post storm recovery is predictable at these energetic cross-shore transport dominated sites, promising the potential for a new coastal management tool.
Developers are reacting to the unexpectedly swift condo recovery in a predictable way: they are building more condos.
