The phrase "a minute volume" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to measurements, particularly in scientific or technical discussions about small quantities or rates of flow.
Example: "The experiment required a minute volume of liquid to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "a small volume" or "a tiny volume".
(A) Minute volume ventilation (ml/min), (B) inspiratory pressures (cm H2O), (C) driving pressures (cm H2O), and (D) compliance (μl/cm H2O) in an animal model of LPS-induced lung injury and healthy controls, ventilated with heliox or oxygen-in-air (N = 8 per group).
Interestingly, photoablation of a minute volume of the cell caused no obvious structural changes immediately following laser ablation.
Animals were mechanically ventilated with a minute volume of 140 mL/min (Ugo Basile 7025 ventilator), and initial values of parameters recorded for ∼25 min after stabilization.
Assuming a minute volume of 36 mL and deposition fraction 0.2, the cumulative inhaled TiO2 dose was 154 μg per mouse.
Besides, 1000-fold parallelism is another great problem in handling such a minute volume of solution even if robotics could be employed.
A plausible explanation is that during IPPV the pigs required a minute volume of 9.9 L·min−1 for normoventilation (Table 1), which is a value far above that achievable with the DE 5.
The Difficult Airway Society guidelines recommend the use of a high-pressure device capable of delivering a high minute volume to reoxygenate a patient in a CICO situation after small-bore cricothyroidotomy.
In a previous in vitro study, the DE 5, driven by an oxygen flow of 15 L·min−1, achieved a calculated minute volume of 7.1 L·min−1 through a TC in a lung model at a compliance of 30 mL·cm H2O−1 (similar to that of the pigs in our study).
Adaptive Support Ventilation (ASV) algorithm determines for a given minute volume the respiratory rate (RR) - VT combination associated with the minimal work of breathing (3).
Hedley et al. used a respiratory minute volume of 1 m/h in line with light physical work [ 99].
Assisted CMV is the recommended mode for initiating mechanical ventilation, because it assures a specific minute volume even in the absence or weakness of respiratory stimuli.
