Sentence examples for allowing collapse from inspiring English sources

For example, a relatively high level of PEEP of 18 cm H2O could be too low in a patient with a pleural pressure of 20 cm H2O, allowing collapse of some airspaces with each expiration and leading to atelectrauma, 5 or too high in a patient with a pleural pressure of 5 cm H2O, causing haemodynamic compromise, increased dead space ventilation and overdistension of the lungs at end-inflation.

Examination of ΦCT the values indicated that the supervised clustering (by county ΦCT = 0.3083, P < 0.001) was superior to the unsupervised algorithm (unsupervised ΦCT = 0.2879, P < 0.001), but that allowing collapsing among counties offered little further improvement (overall ΦCT = 0.3099, P < 0.001).

"We either allow collapse to overtake us or develop a new sustainable economic model.

Generally speaking, the CID values in each intervention group are arguably close enough to allow collapse of data from all intervention groups into one group for analysis in each subscale.

Gerry blamed the government for allowing the collapse of the executive.

Japan is close to allowing the collapse of a $2 billion deal to develop Iran's largest onshore oilfield.

In the drama, which was actually shot in Lehman Brothers' now-vacant offices in the London Docklands, Paulson declares that allowing the collapse will "be the play that washes away all our sins".

Allowing the collapse of the country would, in fact, mean handing victory to the most violent jihadists — a result that would be irresponsible for any president who thought the United States was actually endangered by Islamic terrorism.

Subsurface deposits of halite (rock salt) dissolved, allowing the collapse of overlying limestones; these once-broken but now solidified rocks comprise the Mackinac Breccia.

By itself, one of these positions -- back-loading entitlement cuts, allowing environmental collapse, prioritizing today's tax cuts -- could be written off as an ideological difference or honest mistake, two as unfortunate political opportunism.

Lehman's collapse is history, but after it was allowed to collapse other firms were rescued.