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In vivo We described and compared the consequences of bronchoscopy during protective ventilation on two ventilated pigs with a single-use FB and our prototype of FB. Results In vitro Inserting adult FB in ETTs severely altered ventilation: 19 61 % of the baseline MV was delivered (7.0 8.0 ETTs).
Finally, the paper highlights through the case studies how customer's response is highly influenced by different network charge designs, and compares the consequences of these responses in terms of network cost recovery and total system costs.
To illustrate and compare the consequences of applying parametric and nonparametric methods, we performed ANOVA followed by both the t test and the Dunnett test as well as the Kruskal Wallis test followed by the Wilcoxon test to the haematology and the clinical biochemistry parameters as well as to the relative organ weights.
Across three experiments, we compared the consequences of comparison and reminding on memory and transfer.
In three experiments, we directly compared the consequences of comparisons and remindings on memory and generalization.
We then compared the consequences of dLRCH and Moe inactivation during cell division.
Across three experiments, we compared the consequences of two prominent pedagogies (comparison and reminding) on memory and transfer.
Here we compared the consequences of hypnosis alone and hypnosis with post-hypnotic instructions on the Stroop effect and its facilitation and inhibition components.
Again, we compared the consequences of both single- and double-Ska depletions with the earlier described Hec1-depletion phenotype (DeLuca et al, 2002; Martin-Lluesma et al, 2002), and we also examined the consequences of Ska3/Hec1 double depletion.
Thus, in the light of our new findings, we compared the consequences for the regulation by CCE of wild-type and N-glycosylation mutant AC8 following MβCD treatment.
One doesn't have to be Mike Huckabee, the galactically insensitive former governor of Arkansas — who has compared the consequences of Roe v. Wade with the Holocaust — to believe that the United States would benefit from fewer abortions.
