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A simple urine test for the protein NGAL (neutrophil gelatinase-associated lipocalin) can help emergency department physicians more accurately and rapidly diagnose kidney failure, which can result in intensive care admission, dialysis, or even death.
Increasing of the heat induced by saturated steam result in intensive vapour formation in the capillary porous structure of the plant material and the subsequent release of the pressure to vacuum allows fixing the expanded structure.
Severe and severe/complicated CDI can result in intensive care unit admission, sepsis, toxic megacolon and even death.
It is important to note that the Ni-SSs with a self-aggregated structure have many irregular shapes and sizes, which result in intensive dielectric relaxation and complicated interface polarization [77].
The combination of critical illness and bed rest may result in intensive care unit (ICU -acquired weakness [5], whICU -acquiredated weaknesslonged duration of MV, longer ICU length of stay, poor health-related quality of life, and reduced functional and cognitive capacity among survivors [5] 6–8].
They terminate court proceedings that result in intensive fact-finding.
In contrast to epeirogeny, an orogeny tends to occur during a relatively short time in linear belts and results in intensive deformation.
People who live in low-income communities are not only only more likely to contract influenza and end up in the hospital, but are also more likely to experience symptoms resulting in intensive care unit admissions and even death.
Background: The need to rapidly identify new therapeutic drugs and vaccines for clinically important viral infections has resulted in intensive study of the molecular properties of viruses.
The increasing challenges faced to strengthen existing concrete bridges and infrastructure has resulted in intensive research and the introduction of carbon fibre reinforced polymers (CFRP).
In contrast with the case where the gas phase is made of pure vapor, the thermocapillary (Marangoni) effect strongly destabilizes the system, and results in intensive and often chaotic forms of interfacial convection.
