Sentence examples for spontaneous responsiveness from inspiring English sources

Before training, therefore, we tested the bees for their spontaneous responsiveness to sugar solutions of different sucrose concentrations, and then assigned the subjects to the different experimental series so that each series involved a similar proportion of bees from the different sucrose responsiveness categories previously defined.

Similarly, the properties of neurons throughout the CNS can also change by increasing spontaneous activity and responsiveness to peripheral stimuli – termed central sensitization.

Selected characteristics of raw EEG, such as the back-ground rhythm and Synek scale, spontaneous variability and responsiveness stimulation, have been used to assist in estimating prognosis [ 92]. qEEG is more objective because it uses derived measures, and a larger amount of data that have been trended over time.

A pdf file containing quality of each study was evaluated by the Quality Assessment of Diagnostic Accuracy Studies tool (QUADAS), a receiver operating characteristic curve of methods to assess fluid responsiveness in spontaneous breathing patients without any ventilatory support and in mechanically ventilated patients during a spontaneous mode.

Articles were selected for inclusion if they evaluated fluid responsiveness in spontaneous breathing adult patients.

Fig. 2 Receiver operating characteristics curve with all methods found in the literature search of assessment volume responsiveness in spontaneous breathing patients.

Approximately two-thirds (19/29) of reported maneuvers were deemed adequate or excellent to predict fluid responsiveness in spontaneous breathing patients without ventilatory support and 60% (3/5) were deemed excellent in mechanically ventilated patients in a spontaneous mode.

∆VSP of 52% [AUC ± SD: 0.98 ± 0.03] [16] had the highest accuracy and cIVC > 42% [AUC (95% CI): 0.62 (0.66–0.88)] and IVCmax < 2.1 cm [AUC (95% CI) 0.62 (0.49–0.75)] the worst accuracy to predict fluid responsiveness in spontaneous breathing patients without ventilatory support (12 studies totaling 572 patients) (Additional file 1: Figure S1).