Sentence examples for time of impending from inspiring English sources

The high-gain glucagon infusion consisted of a pulse of glucagon typically given over 5 10 min at a time of impending hypoglycemia followed by a 50-min off period.

Stories spread from time to time of impending departmental closures, although rumours of demise have usually turned out to be greatly exaggerated.

It would therefore seem as though even the SRS now recognises that the radical message most Serbs want to hear from their nationalists - even at a time of impending national crisis - is one of moderation.

490 Squillace, Italy c. 585 Vivarium, Italy Cassiodorus, in full Flavius Magnus Aurelius Cassiodorus (born ad 490, Scylletium, Bruttium, kingdom of the Ostrogoths [now Squillace, Italy] died c. 585, Vivarium Monastery, near Scylletium) historian, statesman, and monk who helped to save the culture of Rome at a time of impending barbarism.

Cassiodorus, in full Flavius Magnus Aurelius Cassiodorus (born ad 490, Scylletium, Bruttium, kingdom of the Ostrogoths [now Squillace, Italy] died c. 585, Vivarium Monastery, near Scylletium) historian, statesman, and monk who helped to save the culture of Rome at a time of impending barbarism.

The "board chairperson" of the fictional New York Symphony (Bernadette Peters, as slyly winning as ever) is bringing in a young, exciting new Latin American maestro (an intensely focussed Gael García Bernal) while easing the orchestra's eminence grise (Malcolm McDowell, still up for some crazy fun) into a conductor-emeritus position, all at a time of impending financial crisis.

Adult subjects with type 1 diabetes underwent one closed-loop study with insulin plus placebo and one study with insulin plus glucagon, given at times of impending hypoglycemia.

Here, we report on a novel, automated, sensor-controlled method of insulin delivery accompanied by glucagon delivery at times of impending hypoglycemia.

Our team is constantly analyzing patterns, providing as much lead-time of impending weather extremes as possible.

In this automated glycemic control system, we compared the effect of subcutaneous glucagon, delivered in small doses at times of impending hypoglycemia, to saline placebo.

In both the high- and low-gain glucagon studies, glucagon was typically delivered at times of impending hypoglycemia when glucose was 90 120 mg/dl, depending on the rate of glucose decline (Fig. 2).