Sentence examples for prolonged discharge from inspiring English sources

Mean transfer delay was 20.3 ± 19.2 days and a major contributor to this delay was prolonged discharge delay following weaning (12.9 ± 19.3 days) and extended discharge delay of tracheostomy-ventilated patients (77.4 ± 51.8 days).

Examination of the action potential response of fast spiking interneurons to the start and stop stimuli revealed that the Stop stimulus (which is identical to the start stimulus) results in a high frequency and prolonged discharge of spikes.

With the rationally engineered nanostructured polysulfide binding electrode, the battery achieves a remarkably enhanced cycling stability and prolonged discharge capacity (1210 mAh g−1, 0.2C and 600 mAh g−1, 1C), in comparison with the pristine carbon cloth (890 mAh g−1, 0.2C and 210 mAh g−1, 1C).

Although, sufficient available P is present for leaching in the initial phase after rewetting P enriched lowland soils, we do expect that soils with pronounced preferential flow will become more rapidly exhausted in available P, and hence limit P release after prolonged discharge.

Causality might be inferred from these observations, and Knobben et al. (2006) concluded that there was an association between intraoperative contamination and PJI but the positive predictive value of intraoperative contamination for PJI was only 14%, becoming 25% if the occurrence of prolonged discharge was added as a criterion.

Sensitisation: nociceptors become sensitised following acute tissue injury, resulting in an ongoing discharge and hyperexcitability (peripheral sensitisation); prolonged nociceptor discharge enhances the response of dorsal horn neurones to afferent stimuli and expands the dorsal horn neurone's receptive field (central sensitisation), leading to allodynia without marked sensory loss.

QT prolongation appeared 4.33 h after droperidol was administered and remained prolonged on discharge the next morning.

One prospective study of 90 elderly patients undergoing transurethral procedures under desflurane anesthesia found midazolam prolonged PACU discharge time and increased incidence of oxyhemoglobin desaturations [ 21].

Furthermore, anemia may also be prolonged after discharge, with a median time to recovery of 11 weeks and more than half of the patients still anemic 6 months after ICU discharge [ 23].

Previous work has shown that in BC1−/− and Fmr1−/− preparations, synaptic glutamate release elicits ictal-like prolonged epileptiform discharges [29], [31].

Moreover, prolonged seizure discharges stimulate dentate granule cell neurogenesis as a potential repair mechanism, leading to aberrant connections [ 31].