Sentence examples for rise in fraction from inspiring English sources
We investigated 3 additional criteria: new rise in fraction of inspired oxygen requirement >0.1, new CRP >100 mg/L, and new pulmonary infiltrates on plain chest radiography.
With this approach, VAC occurs when there is a rise in fraction of inspired oxygen (FiO2) needs by at least 0.2, or a positive end-expiratory pressure (PEEP) increase by at least 3 cm of water, for at least 2 days after 2 days of stability or improvement.
Notably, this decline has been accompanied by a steady rise in the fraction of wealth and income accruing to the richest households.
Open image in new window Fig. 5 Change in viscosity with rise in volume fraction [2].
In particular, the large rise in the fraction of long-term unemployed made it more difficult to bring down the unemployment rate during this time period.
Microhardness improved with the rise in alumina fraction and a maximum of 1151 HV could be achieved with 60 wt.% alumina blending.
During clamped hyperglycemia (online appendix Table A3), ruboxistaurin was associated with declines in effective renal plasma flow (ERPF) and renal blood flow and a rise in filtration fraction (all P < 0.05).
Similarly, when the differentially expressed lncRNAs positively correlating with their associated protein coding genes were compared with those of all the protein coding gene-associated differentially expressed lncRNAs, a further rise in the fraction of the increased-expression modes was observed.
The results showed the differences in health burdens, particularly drop in mortality fractions due to CDs and perinatal and neonatal causes, and a rise in mortality fractions due to NCDs in the icddr,b SA, as compared to the government SA.
Likewise, we do not know if the increase in the total cholesterol is due to a rise in HDL-cholesterol fraction, or to an increase in LDL-cholesterol or both.
An elevation in the serum creatine kinase (CPK) level (without a simultaneous rise in the MB fraction or massive ischaemic cerebral infarction) correlates with the extent of muscular damage.
