Sentence examples for therapy output from inspiring English sources

It is formally convenient to re-formulate the problem defining an upper bound for the absolute deviation of the therapy output from the healthy one: (2) | y d t (t ) − y h (t ) | ≤ y u b − y l b 2. We applied this preliminary screening method, based on direct trajectories comparison, to our case study.

A direct comparison between each therapy's output trajectories and the healthy performance envelope, as in the previous section, is not feasible for all the values of the uncertain parameters.

The absolute deviation of the therapy model output from the healthy one was calculated, and the therapies that met the condition in (2) at each time point, t i, defined above, were selected as respondent to the requirements of nominal performance.

The impact of major complication (i.e. acute renal failure requiring renal replacement therapy, low output syndrome requiring IABP support and sepsis) on mortality in octogenarians is enormous: in this series, patients suffering from at least one of the major complications above had a mortality rate of 17%.

Individualised Goal Directed Fluid Therapy, monitoring Cardiac Output, or other surrogates of tissue oxygenation, to guide intra-venous (IV) fluid delivery, is a cornerstone of Enhanced Recovery.

Exploring the effect of Astym therapy on force output could impact how clinicians implement a treatment program to improve muscular strength and improve lower extremity function.

This stability was not associated with fluids or blood products, as both fluid therapy and urine output were indifferent between groups, and none of the patients required postoperative transfusion.

The authors claim that alternative interventions to FBT may include a diagnostic low-volume FBT, classic fluid challenge, low-volume FBT and low dose vasopressor therapy, or cardiac output-guided therapy.

Alternative interventions to FBT may include a diagnostic low-volume FBT [ 17], classic fluid challenge [ 11, 12], low-volume FBT and low-dose vasopressor therapy, or cardiac output-guided therapy.

The therapeutic goal is no longer a supranormal DO2 (DO2 > 600 ml/min/m), but the sole therapy of low-output-failure (LOF) with positive inotropes to avoid myocardial ischemia [ 1, 2].

Some centres use cardiac output guided therapy to guide fluid therapy in such patients and it will be important to test this fluid intervention combined with, or compared to such peri-operative strategies.