Sentence examples for consequently air from inspiring English sources

The pathophysiology of pneumomediastinum depends on a pressure gradient between the alveoli and the lung interstitium; this leads to alveolar rupture, and consequently air in the interstitial space flows towards the mediastinum along a pressure gradient between the lung periphery and the mediastinum [ 13].

Consequently, "Air," set to sections from Handel's "Dixit Dominus," is a balm.

Consequently, air pollution removal function by urban vegetation should vary because of this spatial heterogeneity.

Consequently, air may extend from the prevesical space (anteriorly limited by the transversalis fascia) to the femoral sheath [4, 30].

Consequently, air monitoring is probably not needed after a thermometer or thermostat is broken.

Consequently, air pollution is a causal intermediate and part of the total effect of temperature on asthma, not a confounder.

HTP-1/2 and LAB-1 are undetectable on chromosomes after anaphase I; consequently, AIR-2 accumulates between sisters in meiosis II.

These alternatives affect the direction and velocity of the airflow and, consequently, the air quantity and the fan power required, in order to secure escape routes during fire emergency.

In some other situations thermal comfort is not achieved due to improper operation practices coupled with poor maintenance and even lack it, and consequently inefficient air-conditioning systems.

There's consequently a palpable air of world-weariness about this Star Trek; it's as if Abrams and his writers concluded they couldn't replicate the cockiness and bounce of the first film, and opted instead to allow their characters to grow up a little.

For instance, laboratory mixers with higher mixing speed lead to sticky consistency of the paste, consequently increasing the air content (typically 4.3 %).