Sentence examples for to prolongation from inspiring English sources

49 This current contributes to prolongation of the plateau phase within the cardiac action potential, effectively prolonging repolarization and accounting for the resultant long QT interval.

These patients may have increased vulnerability to prolongation of the systolic ejection time.

In this way, surplus energy consumption cost due to redundant transmissions of continuous data monitoring sensors is prevented which leads to prolongation of the network lifetime.

In application 2.3-, ∑WBCEB has been increased from (2 × 192.065) × C0 J in WEPT to in OIDT; this led to prolongation of the curing time shown in Eqs.

The intraoperative SN identification rate was higher, thanks to prolongation of the time interval (allowing further lymph drainage) and the use of blue dye.

Novel molecular targeted agents, such as tyrosine kinase inhibitors or mammalian target of rapamycin inhibitors change the treatment outcome for patients with metastatic RCC from palliation to prolongation of life.

The characteristics of a unilaterally delayed time to peak (due to prolongation of renal transit time) and reduced uptake function are similar to those commonly observed in patient studies in unilateral ischemia.

Results obtained in our study confirm the antiproliferative properties of AgNPs in GBM cells and show that AgNPs could possess potential benefits in terms of the anticancer treatment of GBM patients (related to prolongation of overall survival) as similar observations were published previously [3,21,22].

Previous notions that attributed perceptual stabilization to prolongation of a perceptual state during stimulus absence seemed to imply that it is a specifically ambiguity-related phenomenon.

Reduced arrhythmogenesis is attributable to prolongation of ERP resulting from improved intercellular coupling via increased expression of connexin43, and attenuation of unfavorable remodeling.

In our clinical practice we have noted a tendency to fluid retention in VLBW infants, linked to prolongation of pulmonary problems and especially BPD.