Sentence examples for survival regained from inspiring English sources
In general, outcome after CA is defined dichotomously in the following three respects: dead or alive (survival); regained consciousness or remained comatose (consciousness); and return to independent daily life or not.
The desire to go beyond survival, to regain dignity and productivity is all too understandable: "People want to have a future, and they are seeking to move while they have a chance".
As such, EEG at 72 hours post anoxic event may help to determine patients with a low likelihood of survival or regaining consciousness.
Hospitalisation allows for comprehensive geriatric assessment (CGA), which high quality evidence demonstrates increases the chances of survival and regaining independence following illness [ 43, 44].
Groups of mice receiving PBS or rPorB showed poor survival rate and never regained their initial weight.
Vaccination induced a systemic antibody response and 70% of mice were protected from challenge as showed by their improved survival and weight regain.
It is worthy of notice that patients surviving 1 year after ICU admission had regained their previous health status and their further survival almost paralleled than that of the general population [ 13].
Reasonably this phenomenon relates to having regained 'normal' lives and the survival of cancer.
The notion that Ca2+ is important for cell survival is not new, but only recently has this topic regained interest.
The adequate level of regained pulmonary function and the satisfactory postoperative short-term survival suggest that LTx in these critically ill recipients still remains technically feasible, safe, and clinically meaningful.
Ireland has regained competitiveness.
