Sentence examples for start of spontaneous from inspiring English sources

We assessed formation of A11-reactive species at the start of spontaneous assembly (0 h), at the end of lag phase (0.5 h), and at the endpoint of fibrillization (4 h).

Clinical studies in patients with ARDS show that spontaneous breathing during APRV/BiPAP does not necessarily lead to instant improvement in gas exchange, but rather to a continuous improvement in oxygenation over 24 hours after the start of spontaneous breathing [ 23].

Woods et al. [31] published the first report of PET measurements in a patient from the start of a spontaneous migraine attack without aura, while lying in the PET-scanner for another purpose.

Indeed, in four patients, the pulmonary artery occlusion pressure was increased on mechanical ventilation before the start of the spontaneous breathing trial.

See related research by Caille et al., http://ccforum.com/content/14/3/R120 In the previous issue of Critical Care, Caille and colleagues [ 1] evaluated the ability of transthoracic echocardiography (TTE) to predict cardiac-related weaning failure and to assess the hemodynamic changes before and 30 minutes after the start of a spontaneous breathing trial (SBT).

Indeed in this study, the ATC-assisted f/VT performed at the start of the spontaneous breathing trial was found to have a significant contribution in predicting successful extubation beyond the non-significant contribution of the unassisted f/VT (unassisted f/VT, p = 0.19; vs. ATC f/VT, p = 0.005).

However, several subtypes of PTD have been identified, such as spontaneous PTD, resulting from spontaneous start of labour, and non-spontaneous, or iatrogenic, PTD, resulting from a medical intervention [ 2, 3].

CPR duration was calculated as time interval from any resuscitation effort start to return of spontaneous circulation (ROSC).

In keeping with that approach, the festival will feature a staging of John Cage's 1989 improvisational piece "How to Get Started," an act of spontaneous creativity in which David Harrington of the Kronos Quartet and the writers Aleksandar Hemon, Etgar Keret and Sonia Sanchez will participate.

However, the ABDC-treated group seemed to have an overall higher load and prolonged colonization than the untreated group, because of start of early and spontaneous decolonization in the latter.

After the insertion of the esogastric catheter, the study started with a period of spontaneous breathing.