Sentence examples for chamber level from inspiring English sources

The Medical Center notes that twins "joined at the sacrum at the base of the spine have a 68percentt chance of successful separation, whereas, in cases of twins with conjoined hearts at the ventricular (pumping chamber) level, there are no known survivors". In the latter case, the hearts are completely joined.

Short-term interruptions of the continuous and automated system operation were mainly caused by external problems, such as "supply pump dry run", low level or completely dry inflow tank, and the aeration chamber level was very low.

Rather, most of the net effect is observed at the chamber level because of the more coordinate contraction in different regions of the LV wall.

Early left ventricular systolic dysfunction, associated with DM and IFG, could be detected by sc-mFS but not by measures of left ventricular systolic function taken at the chamber level, substantially influenced by the abnormalities in left ventricular geometry, documented by the progressive increase in RWT (24).

When the researchers incubated the samples in an oxygen-free chamber, levels of As III) doubled, reaching those seen in contaminated regions, over the course of about a month.

Because CO2 was not present in the gas supplied, chamber levels are a reflection of CO2 production by the animals.

Mean ± SE chamber levels of carbon monoxide and total suspended particulates (TSP) were 23.4 ± 0.3 ppm and 17.1 ± 0.6 mg/m, respectively.

As reported by Rager et al. (2011), the average chamber levels of NO and NO2 decreased throughout the day, and levels of secondary chemical products such as O3, formaldehyde, and acetaldehyde increased.

Singh and Scott found that subjecting pregnant CD-1 mice (on GD 8 to GD 18) to CO exposures of 0 to 500 ppm (controlling chamber levels using a CO monitor), lead to a significant decrease in fetal weight as early as 125 ppm, but not in a dose dependent manner [ 24].

L. flavus "husbandry" is characterized by low aphid "livestock" diversity per colony, especially at the nest-chamber level, but it lacks the exclusive monocultures known from other cultivation mutualisms.

There are two-light late-14th-century windows on all sides at bell-ringing and bell-chamber levels, the latter having fine pierced stonework grilles.