Sentence examples for sustained days from inspiring English sources

We recently used a validated methodology to measure systemic and renal hemodynamics directly, accurately, and over several days by implanted transit-time flow probes [15]-[17] [15]-[17] thand contrary to expectation, intravenous contrast administration induced only short-lived renal vasoconstriction (found hour) followed by susthated (days) renal vasodilatation and incontraryRBF [18].

Microdialysis of human brain tissue after traumatic brain injury shows sustained (days to weeks) rise in glutamate concentrations in the range of 50 100% increase.

These operations require from all of us – officers and men – exceptional efforts, sustained day and night, despite a moral tension tested to its limits by the sight of the devastation wrought by a pitiless invader.

Dreaming about what else the watch might do can sustain days of armchair adventure.

Dr. Pamela Hilliard Robertson, a rookie astronaut, died on May 24 from injuries sustained two days earlier in a small-plane crash.

Three broken ribs and a punctured lung sustained 42 days ago were supposed to end Mike Ammann's season.

Nixzmary, Dr. Sampson said, lost consciousness around 2 30 p.m. on Jan . 10 from a blow to the right side of her head sustained two days earlier.

Most recently, a 6-year-old boy in Orange County, Calif., died on Aug. 15 from injuries sustained six days earlier when he fell from a motorized scooter.

With a mostly unheralded roster and with their most productive power hitter, Mike Lowell, possibly sidelined for the season with a broken left hand sustained nine days ago, the Marlins have somehow stayed in the race.

Experts in the field of athletic head trauma have grown increasingly confident through studies and anecdotal evidence that repeated concussions, particularly those sustained only days apart, are particularly dangerous.

She is recovering from a sprained left foot she sustained 12 days ago, and while the foot is not 100percentt, Davenport has been able to practice nearly to her usual level.