The phrase "aspiration to lower" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a desire or goal to reduce something, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "His aspiration to lower the company's carbon footprint was evident in his proposals."
Alternatives: "desire to reduce" or "goal to decrease".
Not only gross aspiration, but also micro-aspiration to lower the airway can facilitate the development of NP despite the presence of an artificial airway.
Lindeman60 first developed the technique of tracheoesophageal diversion on mongrel dogs and demonstrated its reversibility before attempting the procedure on an elderly woman with pharyngeal and laryngeal motor dysfunction and chronic aspiration secondary to lower cranial nerve damage after resection of a large vestibular schwannoma.
In addition, the supine position of patients promotes aspiration and the semirecum-bent position helps minimize the aspiration of gastric contents to lower airways [ 7, 8].
However, the increased risk of early school leaving for children of immigrants is mainly due to lower grades and not due to lower aspirations.
When a car accident leaves Mia unable to walk and forced to lower her romantic aspirations from the owner of her dance studio to its sometime janitor, Armando cheerfully abandons his cleaning to hoist her and her spirits.
In fact, we hypothesise that both very low and very high aspiration gapslead to lower migration propensities than "middle-range aspirations",that is, significant but achievable aspirations.
Other authors have shown, in an experimental model of ARDS, that higher RRs allow for a reduction in VT when associated with a strategy to lower the dead space (aspiration of dead space) [29, 30].
An exploration of these themes reveals that only a minority of the participants' aspirations for cities relate to lowering carbon or environmental wellbeing.
Also, the view that education – like income – mainly raises aspirations and therefore leads to lower levels of happiness is widespread in the literature, mostly without empirical evidence.
Mice exposed to lower doses by aspiration or inhalation exposure did not develop significant inflammation or hyperresponsiveness.
