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Lower mechanical RR combined with reduced depth of anesthesia enabled spontaneous breathing (unsynchronized and superimposed to BIPAP+SBcontrolled).

If cardiovascular variables or BIS indicated a reduced depth of anesthesia, additional propofol and sufentanil was given.

You will have a reduced depth of field and the tripod will help keep your images sharp.

On the other hand Hermy is very tall, and... so... "I am out of my depth," thinks Helen, realising to her horror that she shouldn't be in water at all - hot water, cold water, any water of any depth.

In particular, structural features of buildings frequently require the use of reduced substrate depths, with predictable impacts on water availability to vegetation.

Performance of reduced bit-depth acquisition for optical frequency domain imaging.

Scaleless dragonfish inhabit waters ranging from the surface to depths of 1,500 m (5,000 feet), their preferred habitat usually being waters of great depth.

Water to a depth of 2.5 cm / 1 inch soaking.

This might be caused by swelling of some clay particles which changes the hydraulic capacity of the soil profile and resulted in reduced retention of soil water and increased depth of infiltration (Karagunduzet al. 2001; Crites et al. 2014).

defer.add img); Avoid moving water, regardless of depth or speed.

When at full pool, the reservoir holds of water with a depth of roughly 184 feet.