Sentence examples for shift in patients from inspiring English sources

There has also been a shift in patients with more minor conditions going to A&E when before they would have seen their GP.

The mean QRS axis displayed a significant leftward shift in patients with localization-related epilepsy (35.6° versus 54.3° in patients with NESs) and also in female patients with DE (42.1° versus 55.4° in female patients with NESs).

It is especially useful in the study of midline shift in patients with brain injury [5] and cerebrovascular disease [7], as evidenced in our patient.

In addition, adaptation and positive coping behaviors may lead to a positive response shift in patients' psychological perceptions [ 8].

However, alteration of the endometrial transcriptome shift in patients with high serum [P] did not seem to affect endometrial receptivity.

Important to emphasize is that the muscle fiber shift in patients with COPD (from type I to type II fibers) is opposite to the shift induced by age.

In addition, Exner et al. [ 84], Golla et al. [ 85], and later Hokkanen et al. [ 86] reported normal attentional shifting in patients affected by cerebellar lesions.

Shifting in patients was associated with precuneus activation at FWE P < 0.05 corrected (peak coordinates = [−2, −0, 46], KE = 1, Z = 4.83), though at an uncorrected threshold of P < 0.001 there were extensive bilateral parietal, precuneus and occipital activations in addition to cerebellar and bilateral IFC and pre-SMA and striatal activations.

In line with this, as the large gut microbiota population also shifts in patients after GBP [ 30], it cannot be excluded that motility disorders associated with long-standing obesity and diabetes mellitus (e.g. due to autonomic diabetic neuropathy) may affect small intestine gut microbiota composition, yet data on this topic are lacking.

This study demonstrated the capacity of mitoTALENs to specifically target mtDNA mutations and induce metabolic heteroplasmic shifting in patient-derived iPSCs.

The aim varies from eliminating underlying putative psychological causes to effecting just enough shift in the patient's emotional and volitional state so that he or she can abstain from drink entirely or only drink in moderation.