Sentence examples for better aerosol from inspiring English sources
Inhalable SμTBS particles were 645.16 nm of diameter with 0.11 μm of MMAD, suggested for better aerosol effects.
VCM DPIs displayed better aerosol dispersion performance compared to CLM DPIs which was related to differences in the physicochemical and particle properties of VCM and CLM.
Both positions could have led to a better aerosol delivery with both ventilation modes and should be assessed in further in vivo studies.
This study demonstrated better aerosol delivery to the lungs (between 10.5 and 15.1 % of the nominal dose) through an endotracheal tube as compared to previous scintigraphic studies (2.1 5.3 % of the nominal dose) [13, 14, 16].
Better aerosol collection methods and more sensitive viability assays may lead to higher estimates of the amount of viable airborne virus released by people with influenza.
This is due to the high viscosity of water, leading to difficulties in forming a stable spray, whilst a high organic content results in a better aerosol formation.
Andersen and Klausen [ 3] showed that in a spontaneously breathing adult, the use of positive end expiratory pressure (PEEP) with aerosolized albuterol improved lung function better than delivering aerosol without PEEP.
The purpose of this paper is to facilitate a better understanding of aerosol formation and to derive some rules for process design.
Peak efficiencies were generally better on the aerosol detectors in comparison to UV detection and particularly so for the light-scattering detectors which exhibited efficiencies of around 110,000 plates per metre.
Prior studies employing ALICIS have demonstrated how the interface introduction significantly improves the reproducibility of the simulated microphysical cloud structure through better representation of aerosol effects on cloud.
All of the fundamental study results are to be applied to practical cases with fire hazards analysis, pressurized liquid handling, and mitigation system design once there is a better understanding of aerosols formed by high-flash point materials.
