Sentence examples similar to adequate manoeuvre from inspiring English sources
The ability to adopt a systems approach combining an integrated set of HR and complementary HS strategies with the aim of achieving synergies and avoiding negative unintended consequences is only possible if managers have adequate room for manoeuvre of what Bossert and Beauvais 18 refer to as 'decision space'.
The present study was therefore conducted to examine the additive effect of LR manoeuvre to adequate PEEP on lung volumes and oxygenation after a standardized open ETS procedure in eight mechanically ventilated patients with ALI or ARDS.
It was about giving the machine enough room to manoeuvre.
The Novolizer® (VIATRIS GmbH & Co. KG, Frankfurt, Germany) provides a combination of technical features that ensure that every inhalation manoeuvre is performed with adequate inspiratory and sufficient drug particles are delivered to the patient's lung.
In ARDS patients ventilated with low tidal volumes, de-recruitment is usually reversed by a recruitment manoeuvre or prevented by an adequate PEEP level [ 33].
In ARDS patients ventilated with low tidal volumes, derecruitment was reversed by a reexpansion manoeuvre or prevented by an adequate PEEP level [ 8].
We reasoned therefore, that the standard manoeuvre was unlikely to be an adequate provocation for cough headache; coughing induces a particularly marked CSF pressure increase [11 13], with intra-abdominal pressures exceeding 100 cm H2O [14].
After a bolus of 500 ml colloid solution (Voluven 6% HES 130/0.4, Fresenius Kabi, Bad Homburg, Germany) prior the recruitment manoeuvre a continuous infusion of 4 5 ml/kg/h balanced electrolyte solution was administered for adequate hydration.
2 When Antigonus perceived this, he dispatched the Median cavalry and an adequate force of Tarentines against the baggage of the enemy; for he hoped, as indeed happened, that this manoeuvre might not be discovered because of the dust, and that by the capture of the baggage he might prevail over the enemy without labour.
