Sentence examples for carriage capacities from inspiring English sources

First, aggressive fluid resuscitation, although increasing renal blood flow, can be ineffective in restoring renal microvascular oxygenation due to hemodilution with no increase in blood-oxygen carriage capacities [18].

First, aggressive fluid resuscitation, although increasing renal blood flow, can be ineffective in restoring renal microvascular oxygenation due to hemodilution with no increase in blood-oxygen carriage capacities [ 18].

Passengers have been told they can expect greater seating and sleeper carriage capacity, as well as an improved wi-fi connection.

As an example of an extreme exchange, simulations were run based on the very high passenger loads, with 36 % above the intended carriage capacity.

The Vehicle subsystem includes the vehicle's "external" aspects, i.e. its characteristics in terms of use of space and kinematic behaviour, and the vehicle's "internal" aspects as a passenger container, with carriage capacity, internal arrangements and access systems for passenger entry and exit.

Variation in nasopharyngeal carriage rate, invasive capacity and disease rate are related to specific serotypes and serogroups.

This is carried by a Mercedes truck and employs a Baco automatic carriage with a capacity load of 1.5 tonne.

20 passengers per door (according to the experimental evidence during surveys); 216 passengers per carriage (according to the capacity of the rolling stock adopted on the line); wherever the capacity of the carriage was reached, the surplus is distributed in proportion to the residual capacity of the remaining wagons.

For a vehicle that weighs about 7,500lbs when filled to its eight-passenger capacity, this carriage is no dainty surrey with a fringe on top.

If corporations could pay for faster carriage of their content nothing would stop them from divvying up the broadband capacity, condemning less well-financed sources to move at a snail's pace.

The capacity of the carriage is 232 standing and 68 seated passengers [24].