Sentence examples for shock days from inspiring English sources

APACHE II and SOFA scores were estimated at ICU admission; sepsis and septic shock days denote the days post-ICU admission when sepsis and septic shock developed, respectively.

Albumin, bilirubin, and transaminase levels were determined at intervals during the course of disease: the early febrile period (days 1 3 of illness), the critical period for complications such as shock (days 4 6), and the convalescent period (days 7 10).

The total number of oenocytes days 2-10 washownwn to be the same as days 20-50 by counting the number of lacZ-expressing oenocytes in the control line after heat shock days 2-50 (no significant difference was seen with age) and comparing with the number of brown-pigmented oenocytes in unstained cohorts of control, BL1 and BL2 flies at days 20-50 (no significant differences with age or line).

However, this patient subsequently went on to experience anaphylactic shock (day 14 after recruitment) which resulted in death.

The mean of the day of shock (illness days prior to the first shock) was slightly lower in the recurrent shock group than in the single shock group (P = 0.054).

What constitutes a shock these days?

Is it more difficult to shock these days?

European museums are reeling from culture shock these days.

Most victims die from shock after days of high fever, vomiting and extensive bleeding.

It's not easy for art to shock these days, but blasting James Brown among antiquities feels subversive.

Are we so inured to shock these days, or so hard to convince, that only mass slaughter will suffice?