Sentence examples for breathing duration from inspiring English sources

The result obtained was consistent with previous literature, albeit for certain deep breathing durations only, indicating a possible linkage between the deep breathing duration and the neurophysiology of the brain.

CATCHUP trial modeled age, history of difficulty breathing, duration of illness, and respiratory rate.

After a 7 min familiarization period in the plethysmograph chambers, breathing parameters (breath duration [TTOT], tidal volume [VT], and ventilation [VE] calculated as VT/TTOT) were continuously monitored in apnea-free periods.

Even though this helps to minimize interference with the patient's breathing pattern, the duration of expiration of the first breath after PEEP adjustment was shortened and prolonged, respectively, by upward steps and downward steps in PEEP.

The intervention consisted of a single 1-hour session including psychoeducation and coaching of breathing retraining; the length, duration, and content of the intervention were designed with a goal of maximum portability to primary-care settings.

To examine independent associations between sleep-disordered breathing (SDB), sleep duration from birth through 6.75 years, and body mass index (BMI) through 15 years of age in a population-based cohort.

During perfusion scanning, the patients were asked to resume shallow breathing for the duration of the study.

Multidisciplinary protocols to identify candidates for weaning and for the conduct of daily trials of spontaneous breathing reduce the duration of mechanical ventilation.

Our in vivo experiment successfully mimicked the stretch and compression forces applied on the human airway epithelium during normal breathing, and the duration and frequency of the force was precisely regulated at a frequency consistent with normal tidal breathing, to well-differentiated 16HBE cell cultures.

I don't think I breathed for the duration of the ballet, and I certainly shed many tears.

Outcome measures: Data were extracted regarding: inspiratory muscle strength and endurance; the rapid shallow breathing index; weaning success and duration; duration of mechanical ventilation; reintubation; tracheostomy; length of stay; use of non-invasive ventilation after extubation; survival; readmission; tolerability and adverse events.