In fact, Obama's entire political ideology is thematic zed in the title of one of Bloch's most profound volumes, The Principle of Hope.
Significantly more non-survivors needed norepinephrine at a dose >0.5 μg/kg/min than survivors, probably due to profound volume-refractory vasodilation.
Considering that more complex conditions have a more profound volume-outcome association and that for other, mostly chronic diseases, care should be provided as close to home as possible.
The associated fluid loss, which can be as much as five to 10 litres per day (Kreuels 2014; Ribner 2014), leads to electrolyte abnormalities and profound intravascular volume depletion (Feldmann 2011; Sanchez 2006).
A profound nucleus volume deficit (>40%) was observed in the nucleus accumbens, thalamus, and claustrum; very severe (>30%) in Purkinje cells; severe (<30%) in the amygdala, putamen, entorhinal cortex, and MBC; moderate (<20%) in the globus pallidus, parvocellular lateral geniculate nucleus, Ammon's horn, and inferior olive; and mild (<10%) in the substantia nigra.
An affecting, profound (if slim) volume in three parts: the first history, the second fiction, the third memoir.
And while now it's in a gallery environment, at the entrance of the National Gallery of Australia, the work remains profound and speaks volumes about our history and our culture.
He said that these natural shifts in weather patterns have happened for millennia but that their effect on the temperature is becoming even more profound given the rising volume of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.
The loss of alveolar capillary membrane integrity associated with acute lung injury induces accumulation of fluid in the extravascular space, gravity-dependent loss of gas volume, and profound alterations in the acoustic properties of the respiratory system [1]-[5].
