The phrase "additional airflow" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need for more air movement or ventilation in a specific context, such as in engineering, HVAC systems, or environmental discussions.
Example: "To improve the efficiency of the cooling system, we need to ensure there is additional airflow in the room."
Alternatives: "extra ventilation" or "supplementary air movement".
Therefore, additional research by experiments or airflow codes, based on fluid dynamics, is regarded necessary.
Prevention of orthopaedic infections clearly involves general operating theatre protocols, such as suitable antiseptic skin preparation, and additional measures including the use of laminar airflow.
The effects of gel injection on resistance to airflow are reported in the Additional file 2: Figure E1.
Therapy for COPD is mainly directed at airflow obstruction and inflammation, with additional treatment for exacerbations, which may be infective or non-infective.
The resulting increase of ETT resistance to airflow is described in the Additional file 1. ETT image acquisitions were performed using a MicroCT scanner (SkyScan 1176, Bruker, Belgium) at a resolution of 35 μM.
On hot summer days, he said, prison officials restrict outside activity, provide frequent water breaks, allow additional showers, permit inmates to wear shorts and increase airflow by using blowers normally used to move warm air in the winter.
For most cars, all these effects result in additional aerodynamic drag, which is caused by the cooling airflow.
The results show that the higher the return is placed, the lesser airflow rate is needed to match the additional cooling load due to radiation from the ceiling.
This approach is necessary to assess the additional effect of early detection of and confrontation with airflow limitation above the effects of individual counselling and medication use.
We neglected any additional source which might result from local turbulences of the airflow close to the glottis (Mattheus and Brücker 2011).
