Sentence examples for system for shock from inspiring English sources

A perfusion-based scoring system for shock recognition has been proposed by Spronk and colleagues [ 22] (Table 1).

See related research by Mutschler et al., http://ccforum.com/content/17/2/R42 The study by Mutschler and colleagues compares the accuracy of the current Advanced Trauma Life Support (ATLS) classification system for hypovolemic shock with a system based on alterations in base deficit [ 1].

However, the current Advanced Trauma Life Support (ATLS) classification system for hypovolemic shock does not include base-deficit measurements and relies primarily on alterations in vital signs (heart rate, systolic blood pressure) and mental status (Glasgow Coma Scale) to estimate blood loss.

A one-dimensional example consisting of a perfect gas-spring-mass system is solved for shock wave loading.

Here we describe the development of the RootScope, an automated microscopy system for quantitating heat shock responses in plant roots.

Engine updates created for System Shock 2, such as support for 16-bit color, were carried over to Thief II.

The present results show that the filter performs well in the Lagrangian system for very strong shocks.

Grossman built on ideas that he first explored while writing and designing Ultima Underworld IIs tomb dimension, which he later called a "mini-prototype" for System Shock.

Levine also found that the cyberpunk theme had been overplayed considering their initial reject from Electronic Arts for System Shock 3, leading towards the underwater setting of Rapture.

The philosophy of the design was to continue to develop the concept of a dungeon crawler, like Ultima Underworld: The Stygian Abyss, in a science fiction setting, the basis for System Shock.

Until such a technique becomes available the use of BD, either alone or in combination with GCS score and other significant variables of high predictive accuracy (e.g. prothrombin time and age), represents the best present system for clinical assessment of shock severity and success of resuscitation.