Sentence examples for prolonged days from inspiring English sources

Cumulative fluid overload has been linked to poor outcomes in all groups (pediatric, septic, postoperative) of critically ill patients with prolonged days on mechanical ventilation, ICU stay and mortality [ 16, 17, 38- 43].

In previous retrospective studies, a trend was observed in that the survival benefit associated with the high FFP pRBC ratio approach was bought on the account of increasing frequencies of complications, such as nosocomial infections, sepsis and organ failure, resulting in prolonged days on ventilators and increased ICU and overall in-hospital stays [ 16, 30].

However, prolonged (days-to-weeks) periods of direct sun can induce drought stress, and epiphyte species that live in this part of the Andes may possess adaptations for surviving drought, similar to those in lowland dry or seasonal forests.

Therefore, the ICU and hospital stay is prolonged (>20 days and >30 days, accordingly) and pathogenesis of MDR infection is provoked after 20 days of ICU stay.

Early adolescent Sprague Dawley rats (post-natal day 22) were subjected to either prolonged (7 days) or short (30 min) single housing.

MST was prolonged 154 days in the I + C group compared with the C group (264 versus 110 days).

That indisputably Golden Age of the Catwalk was soon enough supplanted by some fairly prolonged dark days, a period when designers preferred their models to disappear into the clothes and walk with all the personality of cyborgs.

To determine which variables predict prolonged (>28 days) duration of symptoms after a concussion.

The prolonged last days of the Tamil Tigers.

We do not observe any similar diminution in adult schistosome viability following SmAQP-suppression even after prolonged (28 days) maintenance in culture, nor do we detect gross morphological or behavioral differences between SmAQP-suppressed versus control worms.

Occasionally, ileus is prolonged for days or weeks and is described as postoperative paralytic ileus.