The results indicated that the existence of C2H6, C2H4, CO, H2, and their mixture lowered the flammable limits of CH4-air, enlarged its flammable range, and increased its explosion risk value.
On arrival of the CPR team, the patient was gasping for air, had enlarged pupils, and primary pulseless electrical activity was the first heart rhythm identified on electrocardiography.
But the hotel has new air-conditioning, enlarged and modernized bathrooms, and a new fitness center.
Neonatal hyperoxia administered to rats resulted in abnormally enlarged air spaces at age 40 days.
It has a new front end with distinctive LED-arcs headlamps in the shape of the McLaren logo and enlarged air intakes with engine air ducts on the car's flanks made of contrasting carbon-fiber panel.
The 650S has new uniquely shaped LED headlamps and enlarged air intakes a nod to the P1 supercar while the engine air ducts are reshaped and updated with carbon-fiber siding.
To achieve optimum efficiency with the new powerplants, the air intakes were enlarged to increase mass air flow.
We recently observed a fourfold increase in MMP14 transcripts in lung fibroblasts during alveolarization [7], while mice lacking this enzyme have a reduced alveolar surface area and enlarged air spaces [8], [9], although this seems partly independent of the ability of MMP14 to activate MMP2 [9].
The lungs had enlarged air sacs with areas of collapsed lung (atelectasis) and resembled an emphysema phenotype (Fig. 1C).
In newborn animals, Ezh2-deficient lungs displayed enlarged air sacs with areas of atelectasis, suggestive of a defect in alveolar cell differentiation and/or alveolar septation (Fig. 1C).
Mice had breathing difficulties after the first week exhibiting enlarged air spaces with substantial simplification of lung alveolar structure, larger lung capacities leading to abnormally elevated carbon dioxide (hypercapnia) and deficiency of oxygen (hypoxaemia) in the blood.
