Sentence examples for compromise lung function from inspiring English sources

The biological explanation might be that long-term or short-term exposure to certain air pollutants could compromise lung function, therefore increasing SARS fatality.

On the other hand, obesity by itself may compromise lung function[ 5], decrease exercise tolerance particularly during weight bearing activities[ 6, 7], and quality of life[ 8], leading to greater disability[ 9, 10].

The overall low immunostimulatory capacity of airway isolates could be the result of a selective pressure for minimally immunostimulatory isolates in the airways since the inflammation that would result from a response to more immunostimulatory isolates could compromise lung function [ 49].

Some patients with pulmonary edema develop acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS), which severely compromises lung function.

Acute lung injury (ALI), or acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) are syndromes defined by inflammation, compromised lung function and increased vascular permeability.

"And, you have the impact on children's lungs in the long term — compromised lung function is a major predictor of future health problems".

But now these machines have become "smart". They can tell when an airway needs increased or decreased pressure based on sleeping position, sleep stage, even compromised lung function.

In many instances, the insulting agent causes a sustained and progressive fibroproliferative response that compromises lung function.

These studies demonstrate that exposure to PM2.5 and other air pollutants were associated with reduced lung function growth in children and provided evidence for compromised lung function.

Another recent study linked excessive anger and hostility in children evident among those with antisocial personality disorders to compromised lung function.

H5N1 infection causes acute lung injury and mice inoculated with inactivated H5N1 virus have compromised lung function, including altered lung elastance and increased ROS and oxidized phospholipid production in the lung [ 27].