Sentence examples for shock figures from inspiring English sources

The reports' claims, which were backed by Lord Puttnam and Lord Bragg, produced the shock figures that Londoners benefited from £69 spending per head, compared with just £4.50 in the rest of England.

Thus, tranexamic acid should be included in the current management of patients with traumatic hemorrhagic shock (Figures 1 and 2).

In our study 26% of the patients developed severe sepsis and 12.5% septic shock, figures that are very similar to those reported in studies that only included patients with cPN [ 15, 27].

She saw the hulking ferries nearby and could not, in her shock, figure out how she would climb into one.

We obtained a thermal shock figure of merit in Tb AlN more than 60 times that of the state-of-the-art laser gain material Nd YAG.

However, the thermal conductivity is significantly more affected than the mechanical properties and therefore dominates the thermal shock figure of merit, Rs.

Taken together, the patterns of gene expression highlighted that the mechanisms of immune activation and repression are obviously concomitant at the very early phase of septic shock (Figure 3 and Additional file 6: Figure S2), probably before obvious clinical signs.

In order to justify the mixed-fault mechanism during the main shock (Figure 1b), vertical surface displacements were simulated with the help of Okada (1985) and the parameters given by Yue et al. (2012).

DSOF was defined as the duration from the initial recognition of SIRS to the first recognition of organ failure or shock (Figure 1) and was calculated on the basis of accurate medical records.

In the group of at-risk drinkers, none of the subsets of circulating WBC counts varied significantly after comparisons between patients with no SIRS or sepsis, patients with SIRS, patients with sepsis, and those with severe sepsis or septic shock (Figure 1), indicating that the severity of infection did not have an impact on WBC counts in at-risk drinkers.

It was also just a big cultural shock figuring out who I was and where I fit in.