Sentence examples for shock failed from inspiring English sources

The only similar case in modern times, Mr. Dieter said, occurred in Louisiana in 1946, when electric shock failed to kill a convicted murderer, Willie Francis.

Enbrel's original formula for sepsis shock failed in clinical trials, and its current incarnation was slammed in the New England Journal of Medicine.

PROWESS-SHOCK, the most recently published trial that assessed the efficacy of activated protein C in septic shock failed to show any benefit on mortality despite an apparently appropriate design [1].

However, the efficacy of NOS inhibitor in patients with septic shock failed to find any beneficial effect in terms of the incidence of noncardiovascular organ dysfunction.

PROWESS-SHOCK, the most recently published trial that assessed the efficacy of activated protein C in septic shock failed to show any benefit on mortality despite an apparently appropriate design [ 1].

Two small clinical studies in septic shock failed to find any effect on blood pressure [ 143, 144], although neither study was designed to look for an effect on mortality.

If, after the conditioning, the bell rings but the electric shock fails to follow, the rats will gradually learn that the connection no longer obtains.

[A1.] When an Oil Shock Fails to Shock Oil prices have soared and consumers are feeling the pinch but the overall reaction to the most recent surge is nothing like the crisis-like atmosphere caused by the Arab oil embargo of 1973 and the Iranian revolution in 1978-79.

However, multiple numerical simulations performed over multiple decades have consistently shown that the initial shock fails to explode the star.

The principle of "learned helplessness" was developed when Penn psychologist Martin Seligman discovered that dogs receiving unavoidable electric shocks failed to take action in subsequent situations, even when avoidance became possible.

However, it was withdrawn from the market after the large clinical trial PROWESS-SHOCK failed to identify any beneficial effect in patients with sepsis.