Sentence examples for aspiration compared from inspiring English sources

All this came on the heels of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's oft-repeated statement during his round of Sunday talk-show interviews that the military's goal is to achieve "sustainable quiet" for the people of Israel — a relatively modest aspiration compared to the war rumblings coming from some members of his coalition.

We assessed the pathological accuracy of fine needle aspiration compared to and associated with core needle biopsy and the impact on management.

These data show that intubation following failed NIPPV for acute respiratory failure is associated with increased odds of a composite complication (desaturation, hypotension, or aspiration) compared to patients intubated without a trial of NIPPV.

The proportion of naturally acquired melioidosis cases in which the route of infection is inhalation (or aspiration) compared with percutaneous inoculation or ingestion remains entirely unclear.

In our series, the need for reoperation was not surprisingly higher in patients managed by aspiration compared to excision, however, the duration of antibiotic treatment was similar.

In a recent retrospective literature review, the mean mortality appeared considerably lower in patients managed by aspiration compared to surgical excision, but did not provide information on measures such as need for reoperation or recurrence [ 23].

Rolling Stone called the album "insanely melodic" and a "near-perfect balance of gutter grime and high-art aspiration", comparing it to other works, such as The Beach Boys' album Pet Sounds.

Students who had very high aspirations compared to their grades downgraded these aspirations in anticipation of the deadline at which they needed to have found an apprenticeship, whereas students who held aspirations that were more or less in line with their capacities did not change these aspirations.

One study on intra-ocular aspirations, comparing both AST and DST by disk diffusion, found an overall agreement of 88%% [ 15].

We planned a prospective, randomized study to establish whether hemolysis in samples drawn from intravenous catheters may be reduced using S-Monovette® tubes collected by manual aspiration as compared with standard vacuum tubes.

Although "breathy" and "whispery" types of phonations were not strictly separated in the present work, perhaps the introduced acoustic measures would be able to distinguish them, since the "true breathy" voices have softer aspiration noise compared with whispery voices.