Sentence examples for shock discriminated from inspiring English sources

The new introduced BD-based classification of hypovolemic shock discriminated transfusion requirements, massive transfusion and mortality rates significantly better compared to the conventional ATLS classification of hypovolemic shock (p < 0.001).

Expression level of heat shock protein 27 (HSPB1/HSP27) discriminated glioblastoma presenting short (6 ± 4 months, n = 4) and long survival (43 ± 15 months, n = 4) (p = 0.00045).

When the four strata of worsening SI were compared with our recently suggested BD-based classification of hypovolemic shock, the SI discriminated equally the need for early blood product transfusions.

On the other hand, SAPS III was statistically significantly mis-calibrated in an assessment of septic shock patients, although it discriminated very well [ 30].

Moreover, burst activity of granulocytes during septic shock does not discriminate survivors from non-survivors.

PCT does not appear to be a better marker to discriminate septic shock and non-septic shock than sPLA2 and CRP.

In a genome-wide survey of mRNA expression in 38 patients with septic shock, a set of 28 genes that discriminated between survivors and nonsurvivors was identified.

In a recent study in children with meningococcal disease, high PTX3 and low CRP concentrations at admission discriminated between the presence and the absence of shock.

Brunkhorst et al. [ 9] found that PCT levels greater than 2 ng/ml discriminated patients with severe sepsis but not those with septic shock.

To assess whether the differential sperm tail swelling patterns observed following hypo-osmotic shock are useful in discriminating normal sperm from aneuploid sperm.

We offer evidence that bond prices did respond to this legal shock, that markets do discriminate based on the relative holdout risk posed by differing forms of the pari passu clause, and provide surprising evidence regarding the efficacy of the government-sponsored antidote, the advent of collective action clauses.