Sentence examples for progressive volume from inspiring English sources

In addition, with progressive volume loading patients may develop severe tissue edema, which compromises tissue oxygenation.

Longitudinal fluid imaging in individual patients demonstrated heterogeneous patterns of progressive volume loss; however, ventricular expansion and cerebellar volume loss were consistent findings.

The classes and dimensions were validated by showing associations with IQ and daily functioning [ 3], and progressive volume changes in brain volumes in schizophrenia patients [ 5].

If childhood CSE directly causes the development of MTS, progressive volume loss should be a necessary step in the transformation of a normal hippocampus into a sclerosed and epileptogenic one.

Therefore we investigated the example of detecting progressive changes (volume change greater than aging) in the volume of the lateral ventricles in patients with schizophrenia in a longitudinal versus cross-sectional design.

For example, valinomycin caused gradual and progressive cell volume shrinkage while ouabain did not show the same volume change.

The inhibitory effect of glucocorticoids on water intake increases with time, leading to progressive systemic volume depletion.

Serial registered T1-weighted volumetric brain MRI demonstrated progressive cerebral volume loss involving the anterior temporal and frontal lobes, more marked on the right.

The discovery that progressive muscle volume loss and fat infiltration of the APM leading to total or near total loss of the muscle attachment to the primary follicle bulge in AGA samples led to the hypothesis that maintenance of the attachment between the APM and the bulge might differentiate between reversible and irreversible hair follicle miniaturization.

The volume-dependent progressive underestimation of volumes is observed not only for a chamber ≤20 ml but is also observed to occur as the volume decreased below 100 ml in a simulation study [5].

Arterial bleeding (more commonly from the intercostal arteries, and the subclavian and internal mammary arteries) causes a more significant progressive increase in volume and mass effect compared with a venous origin of haemorrhage [23].