Sentence examples for systemic demands from inspiring English sources

This comparative case study examines how patients and providers respond in this system and cope with its systemic demands through mechanisms of endurance, resistance and resilience, using coping and agency literatures as the theoretical lenses.

Given the gravity of these real, systemic demands that sex workers face, to focus only on ending men's demand for sex is a cheap way out.

However, when administering inotropic drugs, systemic blood flow should be increased to adequately meet systemic demands (assessed by central or mixed venous oxygen saturation) without putting an excessive beta-adrenergic stress on the heart.

We know -- I know -- that despite our best and most sincere efforts, we have not yet succeeded in embedding a systemic demand for change and creating conditions where the majority of families who want options for their children are heard.

It's based on a failure to understand that the smuggling is a reaction to the border controls, and that where there is a systemic demand for labor migration or conflict in origin countries, it means that some level of migration is inevitable. .

In response to systemic demand, β-adrenergic stimulation increases cardiac chronotropy, inotropy and lusitropy (reviewed in (Steinberg 1999)).

Cardiac proteins are continuously synthesized and degraded to ensure proteome homeostasis and to generate necessary functions for satisfying the systemic demand for oxygenated blood.

Maternal exposure to lead and overall maternal body burden of lead are closely associated with lead levels in the fetus, likely because lead appears to cross the placenta freely and because pregnancy increases systemic demand for calcium, resulting in higher bone turnover and consequent lead release into the bloodstream [ 26, 27].

A troponin elevation is only a marker of myocardial injury, which can result from multiple mechanisms that cause myocyte death [ 13] including ischemia from acute coronary syndrome (which includes STEMI and NSTEMI), surgical trauma [ 14], mechanical trauma [ 15], poorly understood neurohormonal and inflammatory processes, and systemic demand [ 16].

A systemic problem demands systemic change.

It decreases when oxygen delivery has been compromised or systemic oxygen demands have exceeded supply.