The phrase "aerated open" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could potentially be used in specific contexts related to aeration processes, but clarity is essential.
Example: "The soil must be aerated open to allow for proper drainage and root growth."
Alternatives: "ventilated space" or "aired out".
The cracking susceptibility was evaluated in slow strain rate tests in aerated SFGE at the free corrosion condition, and in deaerated SFGE with supporting electrolyte at applied anodic potentials equal to the aerated open circuit potentials in the same solution.
After 21 days, available local earthworm species (Lumbricus rubellus) from the banks of unpaved water channel and moist/green leaf debris, present near research area of Bahaud din Zakariya University Multan with acclimatized soil/material were collected in well aerated, open plastic buckets and brought to experimental site.
Moreover, a recent life cycle analysis has shown that due to the inefficiency of aerating open algal ponds with CO2 gas, there may not be enough CO2 produced from waste streams required for large scale algal biofuel production [ 14].
The sludge is vigorously aerated in an open tank for about 20 days.
Therefore, in supine mechanically ventilated patients Ptp decreases along the gravitational axis causing the lungs to collapse in their most dorsal parts (lowest Ptp) while keeping the ventral zones (highest Ptp) aerated and thus "open" during the entire respiratory cycle [12].
Its aroma is patently tarry (with traces of licorice after the bottle has been opened and aerated for 10 minutes), smoky and pleasantly woody.
"Your perspective ends up keeping the entire culture aerated and mixed up and open to the new". The societal pressure to find one passion and stick to it may feel overwhelming at times, but Gilbert doesn't believe a "hummingbird" should try to be anything other than what it is.
We do not know whether the major contributor to lung mechanical improvement is the increase in volume itself, or the "quality" of the lung tissue open to aeration, since well-aerated lung tissue, not poorly aerated, has been associated to the mechanical properties of the lung in patients with ARDS [22].
Some of the wastewater now goes into open lagoons to be aerated, but Mr. Corwin is building a new $2.5 million waste treatment system.
Opening pressures used should recruit poorly aerated or nonaerated airway spaces, and once this procedure is carried out, positive end expiratory pressure (PEEP) can be applied to stabilize cyclic opening and closing of alveoli to decrease VILI and to maintain oxygenation improvement [ 17- 21].
This will force the rose bushes to grow out and open and keep the new growth well aerated.
