Sentence examples for time of convulsion from inspiring English sources

"Whatever you're going to say about the paper and where it is, it's a time of convulsion for all newspapers," Mr. Woodward said.

The results were expressed as the tonic and clonic time of convulsion in MES or percentage of mice with tonic hind-limb extension in glutamate-induced convulsant assay.

In two out of six animals, convulsions were prevented (Table  1), whereas the onset time of convulsions in the remaining animals tended to be later (P > 0.05).

Agmatine given intracerebroventricularly (2 16 mg/kg) or subcutaneously (10 160 mg/kg) significantly shortened the tonic and clonic times of convulsion in a dose-dependent manner in the mouse MES test.

The anticonvulsive effect of agmatine (80 mg/kg sc) on both the tonic and clonic times of convulsion lasted for more than 4 h after administration in the mouse MES test, which was twice that of barbital.

Mice were placed in an air tight empty glass jar of 300 mL capacity attached with an electronic watch, and the onset of convulsion time was recorded [ 7].

Infants delivered by CS or VE had six-to-seven times higher rates of convulsions or encephalopathy than those born by spontaneous vaginal delivery.

The diazaspirononane (17) and 1- 2-naphthyl -2-bromoethanone (2) showed a high significant delay in the onset of convulsion and prolongation of survival time compared to phenobarbital.

The most famous firsthand accounts of Russia have come from times of great national convulsion.

But I am reminded that the late Hugo Young, at the time of the last great newspaper regulatory convulsion (the Calcutt inquiry of 1990), made a similar point He wrote: "It is time to end the professional blackmail by which it is pretended that the interests of The Sun have anything to do with the interests of The Guardian".

Part four asked what immediate actions providers should take if a woman had a convulsion at the time of admission.