Sentence examples for compared prone from inspiring English sources

In a prospective randomized crossover study, Michelet and coworkers [ 12, 13] compared prone positioning on an air-cushioned bed with that on a conventional foam mattress.

The aim of our study is to compare prone position ventilation (PP) and kinetic therapy (KT) in the first 5 days after intervention in patients with acute respiratory failure.

Beyond that, it is very difficult to compare PRONE with PARS because details of the structure and performance of the identification algorithm used in PARS have not been published.

Our findings highlight the need for additional research comparing prone positioning, high PEEP, and both in combination for treatment of moderate-severe ARDS.

In group B, the PaO2/FiO2 ratio after 4 additional hours in a prone position without an upright position remained at lower levels compared with prone-plus-upright position.

An ideal study would follow allergy-prone compared with non-allergy-prone infants from late pregnancy until late childhood and test for the expression of all forms of allergy, as well as sensitivity, using a standardised protocol.

The study aims to compare the prone biopsy procedures carried out using the Fischer Mammotest Plus 5/Mammovision system with conventional upright biopsy techniques using an IGE 600T/Stereo system.

Consistent with these finding, an analysis of the secondary structure profile of transcripts of S. cerevisiae that was recently measured using a high-throughput experimental approach (Table 1) revealed more secondary structure in the transcripts of aggregation-prone proteins when compared to nonaggregation-prone proteins.

In the present study we found that the prone position with thoraco-pelvic supports, as compared with the prone position without supports, did not affect gas exchange and lung volume but decreased the chest wall compliance, increased the pleural pressure and slightly modified the hemodynamic pattern (heart rate and stroke volume index).

There is, however, a sizeable minority (20%) of Muay Thai fighters who exhibit comparative optimism, and it remains unknown whether these athletes are more injury prone compared to their peers who are not comparatively optimistic.

A higher prevalence of common mental disorders and some types of personality disorder was found among violence prone women compared to their non-violence prone counterparts.