Sentence examples for complementary oxygen from inspiring English sources

Patients received complementary oxygen (3 to 5 l/min) through a nasal external device and infusion of 200 to 500 ml of 0.9%% saline solution.

There is a complementary record of oxygen isotopes in the water that fell as snow to form the great ice sheets at the poles.

Patients with borderline spirometric results (forced expiratory volume in 1 second lower than 60%to80%0% of the predicted value), impaired exercise tolerance or cardiac risk factors underwent complementary investigations (peak oxygen consumption, differential lung perfusion/ventilation scan, echocardiography, thallium myocardial scintigraphy and/or coronary angiogram).

In addition, the reported results show that electrochemical measurements in molten oxides coupled with mass-transfer models are complementary characterization tools for oxygen chemistry.

If the increase in PCO2 gap is secondary to tissue hypoperfusion then the PCO2 gap might be a useful tool complementary to central venous oxygen saturation as a therapeutic target.

However, it was observed that while the combined weighting scheme was of profound interest, all the three different weighting schemes resulted in enriched molecular paths providing complementary insight into the oxygen-dependent phenotypes of S. cerevisiae.

Redundant and complementary assays for detecting reactive oxygen species included dichlorofluorescein fluorescence, luminol chemiluminescence, and the decolorization of dyes (Congo red and Rose Bengal).

Oxygen chemisorption measurements provide complementary data.

Therefore, they may be interpreted in terms of complementary behaviour of both constituents towards oxygen adsorption and electron transfer to the surface due to differences in band alignment [10, 11, 15].

fMRI: functional magnetic resonance; BOLD: blood oxygen level dependent; CAM: complementary and alternative medicine; ROI: region of interest.

In ceria such a mixed phase has two different oxidation states wherein the oxygen deficient state has a complementary characteristic of high charge carrier mobility.