Sentence examples for steady block from inspiring English sources

The primary objective of this study was to determine the reversibility of deep rocuronium-induced NMB for the PTC 1 2 steady block with sugammadex during mild hypothermia with core temperatures between 34.5°C and 35°C or normal thermal conditions.

In the present study, rocuronium requirements for steady block PTC 1 – 2 in long duration (about 3 hours) were 113.2 ± 31.1 mg (0.6 mg.kg−1 h−1) in hypothermia and 115.8 ± 40.7 mg (0.7 mg.kg−1 h−1) in normothermia, which indicates that the requirement of rocuronium with continuous infusion was relatively reduced in hypothermia compared with normothermia (Table  1).

Petitgout, a fixture on the line since 2000 and a first-round draft pick, was often praised for his steady blocking and denigrated for the high number of false-start penalties he drew.

The SNPs in CYP1B1 were also in strong linkage disequilibrium forming steady haplotype blocks.

At the steady-state, block 15 carries much more flux towards Lys than block 14, which, as we will see, affects the regulation of these blocks via each other (Fig. 11).

These gaps result in blocked reactions, which are unable to carry flux at steady state, and blocked metabolites, which exist only in blocked reactions and can never be produced or consumed.

It depends on the fact that early hand-operated presses used material that deteriorated at a steady rate: wood blocks cracked, and copperplate corroded.

To ensure that the internal drug concentration reached steady state, use-dependent block was monitored after different time intervals.

The non-decomposability condition means that the removal of any supporting reaction in an EFM will block a steady state flux through it.

In other parts of Beijing, space-age architecture dots the skyline and the city's expansion continues at a steady pace – one mega-block and high-rise compound at a time.

All were tested on the same computerized battery, designed to manipulate memory and inhibition independently and together, in steady state (single-task blocks) and during task-switching, and to be appropriate over the lifespan and for neuroimaging (fMRI).