Sentence examples for unfavourable shock from inspiring English sources

Another is that when inflation is so weak, it would take only one further unfavourable shock to demand to tip the currency club into outright deflation, which would harm growth by creating an incentive to postpone purchases and by exacerbating already onerous debt burdens in real terms.

This infantry revolution began when the crossbow spread northward into areas that were peripheral to the economic, cultural, and political core of feudal Europe and where the topography was unfavourable for mounted shock action and the land too poor to support an armoured elite.

We confirm here that trauma patients exhibit CD4+ T-cell loss with a relative increase in regulatory T-cell values - both parameters associated with unfavourable outcomes after septic shock [ 3].

Next-generation technology allowed the identification of a large number of genes presumed to be required by C. pseudotuberculosis 1002 for survival in unfavourable environments, such as acidity, thermal shock and osmotic stress.

In light of this, a trend toward unfavourable outcomes among nonresponders with septic shock [ 6] and the aforementioned potential adverse effects, we do not believe that routine steroid administration is warranted in these patients, given the current state of clinical evidence.

Lack of improvement in oxygen consumption despite a re-established oxygen supply has been associated with unfavourable outcomes in patients with sepsis syndrome or septic shock [ 30].

In real life, several unfavourable conditions should be present before an ICD is able to deliver a shock.

Acid, osmotic and thermal shock stresses were used to identify genes involved in bacterial tolerance of these unfavourable environments.

Describing the figure as "a very nasty shock", Howard Archer, chief UK economist at research group IHS Global Insight said even allowing for the unfavourable statistical distortions coming from sharply falling oil prices a year ago and the December 2008 VAT cut, the data "will not go down at all well at the Bank of England".

9 Only patients presenting with cardiogenic shock may be considered for restrictive end-of-life care in connection with other unfavourable characteristics.

An unfavourable polling result, perhaps.