The phrase "airways data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to aviation, healthcare, or data analysis concerning airways, such as in medical reports or aviation statistics.
Example: "The research team analyzed the airways data to identify patterns in respiratory illnesses among pilots."
Alternatives: "respiratory data" or "aviation data".
The in vivo airway data support a role for a histamine H1-mediated component in the bronchoconstrictor response.
After every mission that included pre-hospital general anaesthesia, pre-hospital doctors were required to complete an anonymised airway data form in addition to standard database information.
Early COPD was defined as Global Initiative for Chronic Obstructive Lung Disease GOLDD) stages 1 and 2. The three small airway data sets were merged using ComBat [2] because of the small sample size of early COPD patients within each data set.
No pathological alterations were found in the lungs of the control and Tar 1. H-ASD, H-ASD + Tar 1 and H-ASD + Tar 5 caused slight infiltration of inflammatory cells in the submucosa of the airway (data not shown).
Moreover, overlap between AC1/AC2 and DCC classifications were similar to the airway data sets as 61% and 69% of cases classified as never-smokers by the DCC derived signature were also classified as AC1 in GSE10072 and GSE32863 respectively.
Overlap between the two classifications were lower in the normal airway data sets compared to AC data sets, as 49%, 64 %, 55, and 61% of cands classified as never-smokers by the DCC derived signature were also classified as AC1 in GSE7895, GSE19027, GSE19617, and GSE11952 respectively.
This cognate host calf model might also provide further understanding about HRSV in infants [ 54- 56], with particular usefulness in the study of RSV pathogenesis and pathological processes in the lower airways, where data from infants is limited [ 57], but also to evaluate candidate vaccines that utilize proteins conserved across BRSV and HRSV [ 24].
We also observed similar patterns of CFRs for patients with the four most common comorbidities (diabetes, cardiovascular disease, ischaemic heart disease and chronic obstructive airways disease; data not shown) between Hong Kong and Taiwan and we did not observe exceptionally high case-fatality ratios among the patients with comorbidities in Taiwan.
To highlight the increased use of video laryngoscopes in difficult airway situations, data on the use of alternative airway devices at our institution collected from 2008 to 2010 are presented alongside the results of previously published surveys collected from 2002 to 2013.
