Sentence examples for regards shock from inspiring English sources
To the best of our knowledge, all the treatments applied to DSS are symptomatic as regards shock or hemorrhagic disorder correction, and etiopathogenic treatments aiming at limiting the inflammatory response or virus invasion are reputed to be unsuccessful.
Both Ford and Chevrolet came out with new models this season, and then Nascar made rules changes regarding shock absorbers and springs.
See related research by Mutschler et al., http://ccforum.com/content/17/4/R172 We appreciate the work of Mutschler and colleagues regarding shock index (SI) in trauma patients [ 1]; however, we would like to discuss a few points of interest.
Cyclical properties of the model as well as counterfactuals regarding shocks to our measure of financial slackness and monetary policy shocks are also proposed.
T-Mobile would not say much about the wisdom of adopting rules regarding bill shock.
Similar types of stacking faults in pyrrhotite have been described for terrestrial impact rocks (Mang et al. 2012) and are regarded as shock indicator.
This antibody seems to be safe as an anticoagulant in experimental extracorporeal membrane oxygenation model, with reduced bleeding compared to heparin, but no data are yet available regarding septic shock [148].
No differences were found regarding septic shock (39.7% vs. 35%, P = 0.35).
With regard to shock history, two patients had experienced shocks in the period from implantation to inclusion in the study; one patient had experienced two shocks, the other patient had experienced an electrical storm of three shocks.
In this regard, heat shock protein (Hsp) 90 has attracted considerable attention in recent years as a potential therapeutic target for the identification and development of next-generation anticancer drugs [ 2].
Furthermore, in a review article regarding cardiogenic shock, Reynolds and Hochman 27 have suggested that the lowest possible doses should be administered when vasopressor and inotropic agents are used, due to a possible relationship between high doses of vasoactive agents and worse survival outcomes.
