| 词汇 | example_english_underwent |
| 释义 | Examples of underwentThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Moreover, not only was the coinage substituted, the whole class system and economic life underwent a total transformation. In both types of sequences, the disk underwent a brief chromatic change midway through the temporal presentation sequence. Thus, rather than fixed rituals, the descriptions of imperial ceremonies make clear that they underwent significant changes. On a sizeable majority of policy items, opinions underwent statistically significant net change. However, the number of patients who underwent invasive diagnostic testing (mediastinoscopy) differed between the various patient groups in both hospitals. The patient was referred to our institution, where he underwent bilateral orchiectomy. From the 4th to 9th centuries the region underwent profound changes as one group displaced, assimilated, or mixed with others to produce new ethnicities. At the age of three, she underwent definitive correction of the malformation. Nine patients had an intact ventricular septum and eight of them underwent a two-staged arterial switch operation. Observed difficulties in website use and need for assistance was recorded and the website underwent modifications between phases. Before undertaking this role, review staff underwent a period of training which included formal lectures related to pathophysiology, counseling skills and skincare guidelines. He contracted laryngeal cancer aged 32 and underwent a laryngectomy. They underwent surgery because of the serious lesions in their abdomen, and not because of their overall poor condition. From hiatus to diphthong 43 underwent this process. Showing a synchronic similarity in a number of different varieties does not necessarily mean they all underwent similar changes to get there. Second, the video underwent extensive editing and revision in post-production - a process most likely influenced by the media interest it had already generated. Indeed, group analyses largely misrepresented the types of change parents' communication underwent, and how they might relate to children's development. In all the published activation studies, subjects underwent prior total sleep deprivation (36-48 hours). In this context, building and services underwent considerable expansion, although they did not keep pace with industry. Of the 26 patients enrolled, 12 underwent three-dimensional echocardiographic examination within 24 hours of resonance imaging, and 14 within 48 hours. One of our two patients who died suddenly underwent 48 hours of ambulatory electrocardiographic monitoring. In this report, we describe our experience in seven patients with congenital mitral stenosis, four of whom underwent successful percutaneous balloon valvotomy. Of these, four had a good result following the second dilation and the remaining two underwent elective surgical repair because of inadequate relief of obstruction. Direct anastomosis of the interrupted segments was possible in 38 patients, and 36 patients underwent primary intracardiac repair. The remaining 4 patients underwent reconstruction of the aortic arch using a patch or conduit. He underwent cardiac catheterization and cardiovascular malformations could be excluded. One died before a donor became available and the other underwent successful transplantation at seven months of age and is doingwell 21 months postoperatively. Three of the patients who failed thrombolytic therapy, and three other patients failing after administration ofheparin, underwent surgical embolectomy with improvement in five. The remaining three, and three who failed thrombolytic therapy, underwent embolectomy. None of the patients had responded to medical therapy and each underwent surgery as a semiurgent procedure. She underwent a second cardiac catheterization to assess the surgical options. In another patient who underwent intracoronary thrombolysis immediately after the onset of acute myocardial infarction, myocardial imaging was not obtained prior to the procedure. Fourteen patients in the control group, 13 in the low dose group and 10 in the high dose sample underwent surgery using deep hypothermia. Three with totally anomalous pulmonary venous connection had respiratory failure secondary to pulmonary edema and underwent successful correction following 1-4 days ofsupport. All the patients in this series underwent surgery using these techniques. Thus, during this period, all newborn infants underwent this new blood test. A comparison of the developmental and neurologic status at one year of children who underwent heart surgery using hypothermic circulatory arrest or low-flow cardiopulmonary bypass. Three hundred (38%) patients underwent an axillary dissection ultimately. At follow-up after 3-26 months (mean 11 months) there were no late deaths or reoperations. 1 patient underwent balloon pulmonary valvuloplasty with good result. Two patients underwent biventricular repair had hospital deaths. Overall mortality of the 290 patients, w h o underwent correction, was 48 (16%), hospital mortality 18 (6 %), 12 % died late. The long-term (16 to 29 years) results of the first 500 patients who underwent repair from 1964 through 1977 were recently reviewed. All patients underwent extensive pulmonary arterioplasty and ventricular septal defect closure using continuous cardiopulmonary bypass. Two patients underwent follow-up catheterization and angiography without any catheter intervention procedure or operation, and their follow-up periods were 2.5 and 4.5 years respectively. During the last 8 years, during which half of our patients underwent repair, no surgical mortality has occurred. Dilatation was successful in 10.32(10.7%) underwent reoperation with one late death. The pt with dilated cardiomyopathy underwent cardiac transplantation after 30 months. They underwent a total of 76 intravascular transfusions at the mean gestational age of 28 weeks. All cases requiring surgery underwent the procedure except for one case with multiple congenital anomalies. Twelve patients underwent surgical repair and one patient opted for medical management. Before the repeated attempts at transcatheter occlusion, all 14 patients underwent clinical reassessment, with repeated electrocardiograms and chest x-rays. Both patients underwent total correction at 2 months of age and died with disseminated intravascular coagulopathy 1 and 9 days after the correction. Eighty-eight patients underwent right or left ventricular outflow tract reconstruction. Six patients underwent replacement of previously implanted homografts (6%) with mean interval from primary implantation of 20 months. All five patients underwent the operation described above without mortality and morbidity. Three patients subsequently died and two underwent successful lung transplantation. There were no cases of underestimation in the lesions sampled with the vacuum device, although only four patients underwent excision. Thereafter, patients were seen once a year and underwent routing annual mammography. Developing pelvic pain and disability were evaluated using a symptom questionnaire and each woman underwent standardised clinical examination on three occasions by the same clinician. 21 growth, diploid cells underwent meiosis and developed into tetrads of haploid spores. Two of the 7 underwent uncomplicated subaortic resection and are clinically well 3 years and 2 months later respectively. All families underwent a two-part standardized assessment at the initial evaluation. The one- and two-morpheme items with phonological changes were carefully chosen so that they underwent the same type of sound variation. Working speed, on the other hand, underwent no marked variation during the 3-year trial period; consequently, working capacity and fuel consumption remained virtually unchanged. Table 1 shows the postoperative diagnoses and procedures performed in the 110 patients who underwent arthroscopy. Then, held in environments in which they were sensitive to protoplasmic consumption of oxygen, they underwent reduction. The analysis of cardiac revascularization procedures was limited to the patients who underwent coronary angiography. Of the 258 isolates that underwent plasmid profile analysis, the postcode of residence of the case was identified for 243. The averages of two measurements were calculated for each sample that underwent plate-count analysis. Part of the answer lies in the fact that the party underwent a significant process of internal reforms. As mentioned, one patient in this series underwent five surgical excisions of the primary and recurrent spinal cord tumours. All patients underwent simulation with at least three computed tomography slices of the breast for the dosimetry planning. Three patients with a continuous murmur six months after the procedure underwent complete occlusion using a second device. Furthermore, for the year 1999, 5154 plans underwent primary and secondary calculation checks with near misses recorded. At the same time, learners' values and communication styles underwent some productive and additive changes. Twenty-three patients who have completed their staged repair underwent left and right-heart catheterization. There is little evidence that the proportion of the comparatively more employable underwent a notable diminution. Only 37% of the families declined any participation as they underwent an assessment. In addition, it was our policy to catheterize the infants and children who underwent an arterial switch, usually one year or more after surgery. Of the patients, 13 had no significant stenosis, while 25 had significant stenoses and, therefore, underwent balloon angioplasty. All pts underwent complete right and left heart catherization. At 1 year 6 months, he underwent debanding, closure of the ventricular septal defect and an arterial switch procedure. We reviewed 100 consecutive children under 16 years (33 < 1 year), who underwent surgery between 1975 and 1995. Ten patients underwent reocclusion procedure after 6 months follow up to effect complete occlusion. The medium of drawing and organisation of the building industry underwent the first phase of a revolutionary change. Rather, both sides underwent a process of change, both in their social practices and in how those practices were conceptualized. Each participant underwent two face-to-face interviews and also completed a self-administered questionnaire. Of the 17 patients described since 1960 (including those described above), 13 patients underwent surgical procedures, all of which were splenectomies. Four healthy individuals underwent closed synovial biopsy and their synovial tissues were similarly analyzed. Twenty-three patients (74.2%) underwent lumpectomy for palpable masses, and in eight women (25.8%) wire-guided excision of non-palpable tumors was performed. From the autumn of 1916 the politics of the war underwent a series of rapid transformations. However, the process of acquiring two phonological systems did have an effect: both children underwent a developmental period characterized by underspecified phonological realization rules. Once referred to the study, children underwent testing to verify their eligibility to participate in the study and their grouping. They did not show any migration, but underwent active cell division inside the inoculation spot. He underwent an arterial switch procedure at three days of age. All patients had a clinically apparent patent arterial duct and underwent an attempt at transcatheter closure at a mean age of 5.6 years. Seven months later, he underwent surgery using cardiopulmonary bypass. Thus, it appears that the sample who underwent both assessments may have been biased in the direction of less severe symptoms. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. 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