The phrase "amount of oxygenation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to biology, medicine, or environmental science when discussing the level or quantity of oxygen present in a system or organism.
Example: "The amount of oxygenation in the blood is crucial for assessing a patient's respiratory health."
Alternatives: "level of oxygenation" or "degree of oxygenation".
To study the stability of the pSiC structures with different porosities and varying amounts of oxygenation, we calculated the formation energies Ef according to the expression [19]: E f = E pSiC − ∑ i = Si,C,H,O n i μ i (1).
The modified approach patients maintained a significantly (P <.005) higher amount of relative oxygenation after the approach, 78% (standard deviation [SD], 45%) vs 38% (SD, 26%), and acetabular component implantation, 74% (SD, 56%) vs 20% (SD, 28%).
The absence of a measurable effect on oxygenation can most likely be attributed to the low blood flow and thus to the low amount of oxygen provided for systemic circulation.
Oxygenation recovery is dependent on the restoration of tissue microcirculation (that is, blood flow recovery) as well as the amount of oxygen debt to be repaid.
The combination of invasive intrapancreatic measurement of tissue oxygenation and microcirculation by microvascular blood flow not only allows a reliable assessment of the pancreatic microcirculatory conditions, it also allows evaluation of the amount of oxygen reaching the end organ.
But the winemakers of America, often wealthy newcomers from the world of dotcom, have shown that a very good wine can be created by following a set of rules, from the time to pick the grapes to the right amount of micro-oxygenation (adding a touch of oxygen to soften the tannins).
Exposing the fermenting wine to small, controlled amounts of oxygen, a technique called micro-oxygenation, softens tannins and makes a young wine easier to drink.
Eight patients (24%) required an increase in the amount of supplemental oxygen during physical therapy to maintain adequate oxygenation, seven of whom were ambulatory.
The investigators identified some consensus for several factors to select patients for decannulation, which included level of consciousness, cough effectiveness, amount of secretions, and oxygenation.
