Sentence examples for airways it from inspiring English sources

Secondly, while flagellin seems to be always present in CF airways, it is difficult to measure its contribution to inflammation (IL-8 measurements) and lung function deterioration, since we could not correlate amounts present with the level of respiratory insufficiency nor with the presence of a pulmonary exacerbation.

With the proceeds of its Delta sale it bought 20% of South African Airways; it also has stakes in five smaller European carriers, including Portugal's TAP and Portugalia and France's AOM.SAir uses these partnerships to sell airline services.

If one could replicate in the upper airways, it would be more likely to be released as an aerosol and might be more transmissible.

"Asthma is a disease of the airways, it is not a disease of the bowel, and the airways have their own microbiota – fungi and bacteria – which are very, very plainly abnormal in asthmatics," he added.

So when those ads hit the airways, it might be wise to remember who the real poker players are: Kasich and Harris, and all the GOP stalwarts who bloviate about fiscal responsibility while playing craps with our lives.

For example, in unchallenged mice airways it has been reported that Muc5b is more abundant than Muc5ac [53], [53] and Young and co-workers have reported that Muc5b mRNA was 40 fold more abundant than Muc5ac mRNA [54].

By analyzing the airway, it was found that there is a slight greater increase in parameter AD2 and for the sum of upper airways parameters in subgroup 1.

As the SOX9+ BCs are derived from patients' own airway, it is a recapitulation and augmentation of naturally occurring lung repair process.

Based on 3D CT images of the airway, it was possible to evaluate the morphology of the airway or displacement/circumflex of the airway axis, whereas the soft tissue assessment was limited; more issues remain to be resolved than those associated with an airway assessment with an FOB [9].

And then when you look in their mouth to view their airway, it tends to be narrower than in patients who are not overweight.

Where a 'quick look' predicted a difficult airway it was much more likely to be difficult.