Sentence examples for rebounding phenomenon from inspiring English sources

Phil Jackson, Rodman's former coach, said in February that he was a rebounding phenomenon and he should be inducted.

Interestingly, rebound phenomenon after cessation of HC was not accompanied by increased nitrite/nitrate concentrations.

The rewarming phase after therapeutic hypothermia in cerebral ischemia appears crucial as rapid rewarming may lead to rebound phenomena and enhance deleterious ischemic effects.

The patient's platelet count gradually increased after the surgery due to rebound phenomena, but anticoagulant therapy with aspirin and warfarin prevented thrombotic events, and hydroxycarbamide reduced the platelet count to a normal range.

We call it dip-rebound phenomenon.

In addition, a significant rebound phenomenon after 60 minutes of continuous intravenous somatostatin infusion was observed.

To control the rebound phenomenon, dialysis should be repeated if necessary until lithium levels remain below 1.0 mmol/l for 6 8 h after treatment (Perrone 2015).

In particular, the rebound phenomenon is the major concern (Timmer and Sands 1999; Perrone 2015; Okusa and Crystal 1994; Bayliss 2010).

Initial evaluation revealed dehydration and tachycardia (97 beats/min), a low-grade fever, abdominal distension, tenderness on palpation, no peristalsis, rebound phenomenon, and muscle stiffness.

It has been stressed that hyperexcitation occurs in epilepsy, while in migraine a brief hyperexcitation period (depolarization) is followed by a long hypoexcitation period (spreading depression), followed again by hyperexcitation, as rebound phenomenon [34 36].

Owing to the specific high-strain-rate thermomechanical characteristics of Ni particle impact in kinetic spraying, the rebound phenomenon of the impacting particles hinders the formation of the first layer and impedes successful build-up of the coating.