Sentence examples for airflow as from inspiring English sources

Over time, patients will experience decreasing airflow as well as increasing inflammation of the tissues that line the airway.

We say bravo, since sometimes you might take other adults to dinner and they might enjoy the basic right of natural airflow as much as front-seaters.

Even though suspension travel on an F1 car is only a matter of millimetres, any change affects the car's behaviour, and teams are constantly working on ways to keep the airflow as consistent as possible despite the high forces during braking - which exceed 5G.

Impedance to airflow includes the resistance to airflow as well as the force required to overcome the elasticity of the lungs and chest wall.

The work of breathing encompasses the force required to overcome the resistance of the airways to airflow as well as the elastic recoil of the lungs and the chest wall.

According to time and intensity characteristics, the modifications of breathing can be well assessed by recording of electromyogram (EMG) of inspiratory and expiratory muscles and airflow, as well as the activity of afferent and efferent nerves and their central structures.

Hitachi is trying to resume shipments of its airflow sensors as quickly as possible.

For airflow rates as low as 0.0005 m3 kgroove1one groove at the bottom of the container produced a cooling process more uniform than the other one-groove configurations and even two grooves because of natural convection effect.

Chronic airflow obstruction as defined as postbronchial dilatation FEV1/FVC<0.70.

The largest previous study by Chien et al. demonstrated that new airflow obstruction (as defined as a more than 5% annual decline in FEV1 with the lowest post-transplant FEV1/FVC ratio of less than 0.8) was 26%, and associated with higher mortality rates at follow up than those with no airflow obstruction [ 4].

It would be interesting to determine whether B. cereus sl found in raindrops originates from soil dust that has been aerosolized and is potentially associated with long-distance dispersal, as suggested by Kellogg and Griffin [ 49], or directly originates as spores that may have reached the stratosphere with ascending airflows, as already suggested for other bacteria [ 52].